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Searching in a large folder makes the browser unresponsive #6861
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I tested it with 1k Files. It doesnt actually freeze for me, but it takes quite some time to load the list and react again. |
Here is a zip with 6k files: test2.zip Uploading takes ~20mins for me and yes, jQuery dies when searching: |
@nickvergessen Thank you for reproducing the problem, this is exactly what happened on our side. Do you by any chance know if this issue will be fixed on the next release? If not, is there any workaround for this problem? |
Not really, until now no one took over the issue or had a look how to fix it. |
Is there any updates or news for this issue? |
I upgraded my installation to Nextcloud 13.0.1 hoping that the problem would be fixed, since I read in the changelog that there is significant improvement in the speed and the search functionality. Unfortunately, the issue still persists. |
Errors also while browsingSteps to reproduce
Expected behaviourBrowsing is smooth Actual behaviourChrome and Firefox crashes, or, some CSS is lost and a message about server limits appears. Server configurationOperating system: Windows 10 (client) Web server: 18.04 under Nginx+Apache Database: MariaDB10.2 PHP version: 7.3.13 Nextcloud version: (see Nextcloud admin page) 17.0.2 Updated from an older Nextcloud/ownCloud or fresh install: Fressh Where did you install Nextcloud from: download.nextcloud.com Signing status: No errors have been found. No browser or nextcloud errors in logs. |
Fixed nc20 |
@skjnldsv - I am having issues with this. I just installed NC today, so it's the latest version. When things were initially set up, the search was very fast, but now I have copied across ~3TB of files to a group folder and done an
the results are returned in less than a second, so it's certainly not the query that's the issue, but I am not really sure why the request takes so long. Please let me know if there is any other info I can provide or if you'd like me to post a new issue. Thanks. |
I'm using Nextcloud 23. I have a folder with over 41,000 files in it and when I search the browser becomes unresponsive until I force close it with task manager. navigating and searching the data storage folder using Windows Explorer is very fast. for me this issue does not appera to be fixed in Nextcloud 20 so the issue should be reopened |
I am having the same issue as @intcreator using NextCloud 23.... this issue should be reopened. |
Using latest nextcloud and issue still present. You can easily trigger the problem : go in a folder with thousand files. start a search (with glass). it will become unresponsive. javascript seems the issue because the cpu is running at max during that time. it could be optimisation problem? if I start the search from another directory with only some files, the search doesn't lag. Fulltextsearch is enabled fyi |
I changed the appdata location and it improved loading time a lot. There's no option to change it, so I had to symlink it. But still anormal loading time |
Bug still exists... I'm using NC23. Around 3500 PDFs in Folder Please reopen the issue @skjnldsv |
Bug still exists with with NC 24.0.5. |
This issue is still present with Nextcloud v26.0.1. Tested with two Chrome browsers and Firefox, all of them got a warning from the page being unresponsive. @skjnldsv cloud you reopen this issue please ? |
Still an issue in Nextcloud v29.0.4. In particular, I encountered this when trying to move some files into a large directory through the web interface, which freezes everything as it first tries to load the entire directory's contents. I don't understand how this isn't a priority - aren't large folders full of files an expected usecase for a cloud service? If this isn't just a bug, adding pagination or some sort of lazy loading would fix it. I know it still takes development time, but at least have an Open issue for it so someone can take a look at it (I would be happy to try, for example). This isn't resolved. |
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
It should find the files matching the string I wrote on the search button.
Actual behaviour
Typing one string on the search button freezes the browsers firefox, chrome and safari in a Linux or Mac OS X computers.
Server configuration
Operating system: Debian 8 (jessie)
Web server: nginx 1.12.1
Database: MariaDB 10.0.32
PHP version: 5.6.30
Nextcloud version: 12.0.3
Updated from an older Nextcloud/ownCloud or fresh install: Updated from version 9.0.55
Where did you install Nextcloud from: The Nextcloud website
Signing status:
Signing status
List of activated apps:
App list
Nextcloud configuration:
Config report
Are you using external storage, if yes which one: gluster
Are you using encryption: no
Client configuration
Browser: Firefox, Chrome and Safari
Operating system: Linux and Mac OS X
Logs
Web server error log
Web server error log
Nextcloud log (data/nextcloud.log)
Nextcloud log
Browser log
Browser log
Could not follow since the browser becomes unresponsive. I only receive the error that the browser takes too long too load so I had to kill the process
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