NextCloud Automated Installation
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@scottalanmiller Thank you sir. I know what i will be doing on Monday.
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@scottalanmiller It took me 40 minutes from start to finish. I even added a 200GB lvm2. All done via cockpit. Nice job!
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Just added the Vultr guide, as well. One little modification and you don't even need to log in to run the script!
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller It took me 40 minutes from start to finish. I even added a 200GB lvm2. All done via cockpit. Nice job!
Awesome, thanks for testing it out. That's amazing.
I just did the Vultr based build using it as well, worked perfectly and only took maybe 15 minutes, I'd guess. But Vultr has updates already applied and you don't need to log in or do anything, so it is that much faster.
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@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller It took me 40 minutes from start to finish. I even added a 200GB lvm2. All done via cockpit. Nice job!
Awesome, thanks for testing it out. That's amazing.
I just did the Vultr based build using it as well, worked perfectly and only took maybe 15 minutes, I'd guess. But Vultr has updates already applied and you don't need to log in or do anything, so it is that much faster.
Now I just need to make the switch from an ubuntu instance to fedora at work and we will be all set.
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller It took me 40 minutes from start to finish. I even added a 200GB lvm2. All done via cockpit. Nice job!
Awesome, thanks for testing it out. That's amazing.
I just did the Vultr based build using it as well, worked perfectly and only took maybe 15 minutes, I'd guess. But Vultr has updates already applied and you don't need to log in or do anything, so it is that much faster.
Now I just need to make the switch from an ubuntu instance to fedora at work and we will be all set.
NextCloud works fine on Ubuntu, too. But I certainly prefer it on Fedora. Especially with what a good job Fedora does with things like keeping PHP up to date.
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@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller It took me 40 minutes from start to finish. I even added a 200GB lvm2. All done via cockpit. Nice job!
Awesome, thanks for testing it out. That's amazing.
I just did the Vultr based build using it as well, worked perfectly and only took maybe 15 minutes, I'd guess. But Vultr has updates already applied and you don't need to log in or do anything, so it is that much faster.
Now I just need to make the switch from an ubuntu instance to fedora at work and we will be all set.
NextCloud works fine on Ubuntu, too. But I certainly prefer it on Fedora. Especially with what a good job Fedora does with things like keeping PHP up to date.
I only used it because at the time it was the only guide that worked on the first shot.
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For SSL: how do we add LE to the mix or did I miss that part?
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@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
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@fateknollogee said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
For SSL: how do we add LE to the mix or did I miss that part?
I was wondering that myself. I read the script before I ran it and I didn't see anything about the configuration commands.
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@fateknollogee said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
For SSL: how do we add LE to the mix or did I miss that part?
I was wondering that myself. I read the script before I ran it and I didn't see anything about the configuration commands.
Right now that’s done after.
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@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@fateknollogee said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
For SSL: how do we add LE to the mix or did I miss that part?
I was wondering that myself. I read the script before I ran it and I didn't see anything about the configuration commands.
Right now that’s done after.
Interesting, I am presented a certificate that I did not setup.
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@fateknollogee said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
For SSL: how do we add LE to the mix or did I miss that part?
The pieces are there. It’s a stock Apache vhost at that point.
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@fateknollogee said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
For SSL: how do we add LE to the mix or did I miss that part?
I was wondering that myself. I read the script before I ran it and I didn't see anything about the configuration commands.
Right now that’s done after.
Interesting, I am presented a certificate that I did not setup.
Sure. But not one from LE. It’s the generic self signed one.
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
Send me the error. I’ll get it scripted.
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@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
Send me the error. I’ll get it scripted.
It's not some much of an error its a greyed out box in settings, under the file handling.
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
Send me the error. I’ll get it scripted.
It's not some much of an error its a greyed out box in settings, under the file handling.
If I remember correctly it has something to do with SELinux preventing you from changing that. It also can affect upgrading Nextcloud via web updater.
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@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
Send me the error. I’ll get it scripted.
It's not some much of an error its a greyed out box in settings, under the file handling.
Okay
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@black3dynamite said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
Send me the error. I’ll get it scripted.
It's not some much of an error its a greyed out box in settings, under the file handling.
If I remember correctly it has something to do with SELinux preventing you from changing that. It also can affect upgrading Nextcloud via web updater.
No, SELinux should not affect upgrading normally.
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@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@mattbagan said in NextCloud Automated Installation:
@scottalanmiller any ideas how to change the maximum upload size from the web? Web interface says "missing permissions to edit from here"
Send me the error. I’ll get it scripted.
It's not some much of an error its a greyed out box in settings, under the file handling.
Okay
This is something that is really not clear in the documentation. Because I do not have people using the web interface much it is not something I have rmemebered to resolve.
It is annoying as fuck.
