Nextcloudpi endless problems?
Hello folks,
I set up a Nextcloud server and have been having a lot of problems with it ever since. I set it up from scratch several times until it worked. However, when I created a new user and tried to log in with it, it kept saying it failed and eventually blocked my IP address or something. Not only that, but I also want an SSL certificate, but I didn't install it using the bulk installer, but rather the simple installer. I also use No-IP.
I had a lot of other problems that I can't think of right now, but I think these are the main problems.
It would be cool if I had someone who could help me with all of this.
Thank you!
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Try to get your installation under control before you take care of SSL certificates.
I recommend an installation with Docker: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/raspberry-pi-os/
You can then simply start Nextcloud using a simple Docker-Compose.yml text file – the database connection and everything else is automatically set up: https://github.com/nextcloud/docker
After that, you can still take care of SSL certificates, such as Certbot or Caddy Reverseproxy.
Hope that helped:)
I've never tried it like this with docker because it looks complicated but I'll sit down and try it in a rest. The bad thing is that the hard drive got defective and has sector errors 🥲 I would like to make it with a USB stick but could I then later switch from USB stick to hard drive without making the whole installation new?
Have it all tried out now everything has worked wanted me now about https://ncpi.local:8080 connect in browser but there comes this website cannot provide a secure connection.
By the way, I used the video:
https://youtu.be/T20YEf7ACsA?si=sx3Fhg7GNM28n70Y
Oh, I had to use http instead of https
sudo /snap/bin/nextcloud.occ config:system:set trusted_domains 2 –value=Domain.com
If I want to enter this command to set an external domain, it says that /snap/bin/nextcloud.occ cannot be found 🥲 you know more