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Sorry if this is a noob question, as I have spent a lot of time trying to figure out everything from wireguard to pihole to nextcloud and docker. All the networking practices and everything. I have shown the compose yaml I used below.

Both of which are the bitnami redis and redis cluster charts, so I'm pointing it at the services those charts creates and have confirmed they are accessible outside nextcloud. When I change it back to master/replica mode and adjust the service name and port to the correct one it works fine.

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Update: Entering the username with different capitalization got around the problem. I came across this post describing a similar issue with the standard android Nextcloud app.

github.com/nextcloud/android Login attempt just stops opened 03:56PM - 23 Jan 18 UTC closed 10:23PM - 23 May 19 UTC hajika Actual behaviourI start the app, put in my own server address, "testing connection" appears for half a second, then a NC...

It described it as an android problem (where android is not properly deleting a saved account, but also not allowing you to re-add it) and the suggested workaround was to take advantage of the fact that the android account stored was case sensitive, while the nextcloud account name is not. Thus when I simply capitalized one letter in the account username and signed in, it seemed to work.

Third issue: Administrative rights

Despite of what univention claims in the app catalogue, my windows domain administrator is not a pre configured nextcloud admin by default. So I was able to login with my administrator account but in nextcloud it was just a regular user with standard user rights. To fix this I logged in via SSH and looked in the admin secret file

I checked what is on this port and it is the nginx. I did try to edit the etc/nginx/sites-available/default and changed the ports but no changes. I killed the the process as well which it let me to cary on with the instalation but I could not get acccess to the subdomain and setup the nextcloud.

This would only require you to point to a nextcloud folder on the local device, anytype would assume the file path from the root next cloud folder that is local, and would store a local filepath relative to the local Nextcloud sync folder and link to that file instead.

Sorry, for this very late reply, but I only saw this now.

I use nextcloud as my main calendar and I think having it integrated with anytype will be great.

For me I prefer the second method.

But with full integration for caldav calendars.

I installed the Nextcloud client (current version 3.6.2) on Fedora 37 via sudo dnf install nextcloud-client-nautilus (which also installed nextcloud-client) and it appears to work fine for the most part. It appears to be well integrated in Nautilus, and I can open the settings window from there.

My nextcloud server runs natively on apache2 with ufw allowing all ports I need) but I decided to run OnlyOffice inside a docker using a different port than the default one since 443 is already used by my NC. I can access both server with my domain name and both can be accessed using SSL/HTTPS from outside my network. Using a rapidssl cert.

The Nextcloud discoursesso app you refer to is just about allowing people to authenticate to your discourse site via Nextcloud. Looks like you are setting it up correctly. You just need to go to the URL of your discourse and try to log in, and you will see you are logged in using your nextcloud credentials.

I went to UnRaid UI > Docker > Click Nextcould Icon > Edit and change the Repository from 'linuxserver/nextcloud:latest' to 'linuxserver/nextcloud:25.0.2'. Note: my updater.phar also said 20.0.x even though the version installed was 25.0.3.

The LSIO container doesn't update nextcloud on its own, you have to do that manually regularly. Since you now have a NC version that's too old for the support files in the container you need to downgrade the container so that nextcloud runs again, update nextcloud, then you can update the container again as mentioned above and in the thread.

As you can see, without switching back to nextcloud:25.0.2 I was not able to get into maintenance mode before, cause of the

"This version of Nextcloud is not compatible with > PHP 8.0," Error Message

(2) What now? Eeveryone will be stuck using "lscr.io/linuxserver/nextcloud:25.0.2" and we can NEVER AGAIN upgrade to a newer Nextcloud vesion? In nextcloud GUI->Administration->Overview I see under "Update" section following: "A new version is available: Nextcloud 26.0.2"....What now? Should I "Open Updater" and update, or do nothing??? Should I chang docker image to something eslese BEFORE update or not?

I have tried many different forms of the config file. In fact, my start point was trying to put nextcloud in a subfolder. But throughout my debugging I chose to just serve it from root just to see if it will work, and tried to simplify it. I have tried to look online for others who included their Caddyfile with a next cloud configuration, and also tried to translate over nginx configs. Sadly none worked

I installed nethserver-nextcloud after getting my nethserver up and running. Nextcloud works fine, but the install never created a nextcloud user or a nextcloud database in mariadb. I also installed nethserver-phpmyadmin, which works fine as well. Using it, I can see there is no nextcloud user or database. I also confirmed this in shell. Should I be concerned with this, knowing Nextcloud is working? I was hoping to backup the database, in the event of a crash.

I have also read this online and will probably look into it when I have a free minute.

However it does seem like this should be a relatively easy fix and it would make logseq capabilities much better since a lot of self hosting people use nextcloud.

Most of our images are static, versioned, and require an image update and container recreation to update the app inside. With some exceptions (ie. nextcloud, plex), we do not recommend or support updating apps inside the container. Please consult the Application Setup section above to see if it is recommended for the image.

Ok, just like me (I am on Debian).

So, the following is just a hack : what if if you move that file to your home dir ? (to keep a copy). On my system, the nextcloud links disappear from nautilus sidebar. This is what you are asking for.

Snaps are mounted as read-only filesystems. Therefore none of the files under /snap/nextcloud/ can be edited. Each snap does have a writable directory under /var/snap//current. You might check there for the config.php.

I am no developer or programmer, but I was able to follow this tutuorial and set up my own nextcloud server. All works well and I am quite pleased with the results. Now that I have tested it for a while after getting it all working and configured, I have a question about storage. When I created the droplet, I used a smaller server with only 25 gb (it is only for personal/family use). Since then, I added a volume of 100 gb thinking (hoping?) it would increase my storage. Is that all I need to do? Do I need to tweak anything in the nextcloud server to make use of the storage? I am thinking of upping my storage even more down the road. If it matters, I plan on only having up to five users and I can allocate it according to what I think is needed. Also, how do I know if it is attached and in use? Is there a way to see how much storage I have? Yes I know my questions are pretty basic, but I ask that you take pity on me and help. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

The Nextcloud package complies with the web application package guidelines. Among other things this mandates that the web application be run with a dedicated user - in this case nextcloud. This is one of the reasons why the application server comes into play here. For the very same reason it is not possible anymore to execute Nextcloud's PHP code directly in the Apache process by means of php-apache.

uWSGI has its own article. A lot of useful information can be found there. Install uwsgi and the plugin uwsgi-plugin-php-legacy - preferrably as dependencies, i.e. with --asdeps. To run Nextcloud's code with (or in) uWSGI you have to configure one uWSGI specific configuration file (nextcloud.ini) and define one systemd service.

The nextcloud package includes a sample configuration file already in the right place /etc/uwsgi/nextcloud.ini. In almost any case you will have to adapt this file to your requirements and setup. Find a version with lots of commented changes (compared to the package's version). It assumes a no-frills Nextcloud installation for private use (i.e. with moderate load).

Next you have to create a so called pool file for FPM. It is responsible for spawning dedicated FPM processes for the Nextcloud application. Create a file /etc/php-legacy/php-fpm.d/nextcloud.conf - you may use this functional version as a starting point.

Again make sure this pool file is owned and only writeable by root (i.e. -rw-r--r-- 1 root root ... nextcloud.conf). Depending on whether access log is configured (it is with above sample nextcloud.conf) you may need to create the corresponding directory (here /var/log/php-fpm-legacy/access). Adapt or add settings (especially pm..., php_value[...] and php_flag[...]) to your liking. The settings php_value[...] and php_flag[..] must be consistent with the corresponding settings in /etc/webapps/nextcloud/php.ini (but not /etc/php-legacy/php-fpm.ini). ff782bc1db