omg i wish this video existed over a year ago when i first spun up my nextcloud instance. i've experienced a lot of headaches and frustrations searching the internet and forums trying to fix these errors/warnings on my instance of nextcloud. i'm definitely going to bookmark this so i can reference to it if i ever need it. thanks for putting this together!
Best tutorial i've seen yet! For the first time I'm up and running with no errors. So grateful for your efforts here. The only problem i'm having is the Collabora server, but i've had that problem with every instance of Nextcloud i've tried (and it's a lot). Thank you again!
thank you very much for this guide it was a great experience and thanks to her I understood various things that were not explained in other tutorials - from italy !
I followed everything in part 2 until the sql piece. I keep receiving this error with MariaDB installed. $ sudo mysql_secure_installation sudo: mysql_secure_installation: command not found Any suggestions?
Hi. Almost perfect tutorial🙂 just wish that in the video is a “how to use Tailscale” as an alternative to cloudfare tunnels. I think Tailscale is more simple for a home user. Anyway great work!
Getting into this error at the very last steps when dealing with warning. Specifically, when I try : PART 3 : 2. Detected some missing optional indices. I get the following: Console has to be executed with the user that owns the file config/config.php Current user id: 0 Owner id of config.php: 33 Try adding 'sudo -u #33' to the beginning of the command (without the single quotes) If running with 'docker exec' try adding the option '-u 33' to the docker command (without the single quotes) Please let me know how to resolve this
I ran into this exact issue and if you haven't already fixed it you need to type the exact thing he does in the video because the documentation is different and frankly a little broken because its different than the video... Part 3 Step 1 has a "Then" step that was removed in the documentation. I had to manually type that line out. "sudo chown root:www-data….” run the missing indices command then reverse it like he does in the video back too "www-data:www-data…." That seemed to work for me but I'm not an expert. I'm still trying to fix whatever is wrong when I add the "overwriteprotocol" in the config.
omg i wish this video existed over a year ago when i first spun up my nextcloud instance. i've experienced a lot of headaches and frustrations searching the internet and forums trying to fix these errors/warnings on my instance of nextcloud. i'm definitely going to bookmark this so i can reference to it if i ever need it. thanks for putting this together!
What a wonderful tutorial. It's fills in some gaps from other tutorials that I've followed. Look forward to other Nextcloud information.
Best tutorial i've seen yet! For the first time I'm up and running with no errors. So grateful for your efforts here. The only problem i'm having is the Collabora server, but i've had that problem with every instance of Nextcloud i've tried (and it's a lot). Thank you again!
Great video! I even got my distro install kick in there. lol
Nice setup
thank you very much for this guide it was a great experience and thanks to her I understood various things that were not explained in other tutorials - from italy !
I followed everything in part 2 until the sql piece. I keep receiving this error with MariaDB installed.
$ sudo mysql_secure_installation
sudo: mysql_secure_installation: command not found
Any suggestions?
Hi. Almost perfect tutorial🙂 just wish that in the video is a “how to use Tailscale” as an alternative to cloudfare tunnels. I think Tailscale is more simple for a home user. Anyway great work!
What??? Mr Debian himself choosing Ubuntu. I though you got a vital reason, I'm disappointing Drew ;)
Greay video, it would be interesting a second part showing the integration with onlyoffice.
Getting into this error at the very last steps when dealing with warning.
Specifically, when I try : PART 3 : 2. Detected some missing optional indices.
I get the following:
Console has to be executed with the user that owns the file config/config.php
Current user id: 0
Owner id of config.php: 33
Try adding 'sudo -u #33' to the beginning of the command (without the single quotes)
If running with 'docker exec' try adding the option '-u 33' to the docker command (without the single quotes)
Please let me know how to resolve this
I ran into this exact issue and if you haven't already fixed it you need to type the exact thing he does in the video because the documentation is different and frankly a little broken because its different than the video...
Part 3 Step 1 has a "Then" step that was removed in the documentation. I had to manually type that line out.
"sudo chown root:www-data….”
run the missing indices command
then reverse it like he does in the video back too
"www-data:www-data…."
That seemed to work for me but I'm not an expert.
I'm still trying to fix whatever is wrong when I add the "overwriteprotocol" in the config.
This line is not working for me :sudo apt install -y eza redis-server build-essential unzip libmagickwand-dev librsvg2-dev libmagickcore-6.q16-7-extra