Seems like the totally free of NextCloud is a pretty big factor. Most of us have pretty tight budgets, so being able to totally demo and test and even deploy NextCloud without further approval is great.

@jospoortvliet said in Together with Collabora, we bring #LibreOffice Online to the masses!:

@travisdh1 said in Together with Collabora, we bring #LibreOffice Online to the masses!:

Docker just does not work on CentOS, as I found out the hard way.
So I guess it's up to a sysadmin to get Collabora setup for themselves. uck.

That is screwed up. Something I hope docker and CentOS can address...

I think that the fix is ... Fedora.

@jospoortvliet I see there is a git repo with the makings for an RPM. but I cannot find the clean RPM linked anywhere.

https://github.com/nextcloud/server-packages/tree/master/centos

I found the RPM from the other guy in that linked thread, but I do not want their customizations.

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@Jstear said in Azure AD Authentication with NextCloud:

@travisdh1 possibly, but I would like to attach it to an existing on premise server.
https://help.nextcloud.com/t/backblaze-b2-sync/1323

Well, sure. I guess I should keep reminding people about my location. Online services like storage don't work because of the price we'd have to pay for a connection. Making the server and storage both online (preferably in the same data center) is just so much easier.

@LAH3385 Once the NTG lab is back up and running (should be soon) and I have some free time (I'm speaking at SpiceCorps Auburn today) I'm going to be playing with NextCloud pretty high on my priority list and will hopefully be able to make an automated install that you can just run, no knowledge needed.

https://www.seafile.com/en/product/private_server/