@selea wasabi actually, but yea it acts as a folder inside the main storage, the main sotrage itself is limited.
That said the issue you are describing is a nextcloud thing as far as I know, not specific to the container (I too wish the main root storage could be S3 directly).
it is possible to configure S3 as primary, it works great on my ordinary environment.
However, the docker container is not designed for that at all, which sucks..
That means that I have to complicate things things much more in order to have it to work as I want, and I am not sure that I want that.
@selea in what way is the docker container not capable of it.. shoukd run the same software. What is the block, maybe i can help?
https://github.com/nextcloud/all-in-one/discussions/1807#discussioncomment-4725635
This is whats blocking actually.
@freemo
yeah, with S3 as a primary storage? :)
That's what I just figured out - it does not pick it up, and it is apparently by design...