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Lost+Found should not be there. The data folder is supposed to be controlled by just Nextcloud. I assume you are mounting this. In that case, it is best to not use root level of the mount but create a subdirectory within and use this as data folder. However changing the datadir in Nextcloud's config is not supported, you'd want to keep the path intact.
I'd say nextcloud should support having a root mount as a data dir, or root installation folder. Since it's for file-sharing and thus might need a large separate filesystem.
Currently it works perfectly and only trouble is with the upgrader, which can easily detect and skip this folder.
I could set the datadir to be elsewhere but my experience with other software says things break especially in upgraders which might not probe for the correct location of dirs (staring at pydio).
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
It should ignore lost+found folder
Actual behaviour
Upgrade stops.
After setting chmod o+rw on lost+found it works (but I shouldn't have to)
Server configuration
Ubuntu 16.04, apache.. ext4 fs of course :)
The rest shouldn't matter.
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