Nextcloud 32 in a FreeBSD jail.

It seems that if you only provide mysql as a database, you need to use an autoconfig.php file, otherwise the install won't proceed.

#freebsd #bastille #nextcloud #selfhosted

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/stable/admin_manual/configuration_server/automatic_configuration.html

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System page from Nextcloud, showing details about hardware, load and memory usage

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Output from "bastille htop nextcloud", showing running processes

@cR0w @Karlitschek would be interesting to understand the background. Is #nextcloud maybe in the middle of addressing findings from a security audit?

Yesterday I spun up a Nextcloud instance that will be a shared resource for multiple communities that I am a part of.

1. Reverse proxy rules updated by Ansible
2. VM created by terraform
3. Nextcloud/postgres/nginx/TLS certs set up by Ansible

After I edited a few text files, it took a bit over 10 minutes to between nothing, and fully working #Nextcloud server.

#SelfHosting is great

So I managed to get my nextcloud rolling for like a whole 10min!! LOL

It seems the AIO has some issues with port 443 and my mobile apps wanted to use it. In trying to fix it I borked the whole thing.

Honestly a good opportunity in that tho. I had in mind to document the steps I took to get started, but in the troubleshooting and back tracking you kinda lose track. Now with a complete run under my belt a documented restart is a good exercise.

In case anyone is curious I have a headless debian install with tailscale so that i don't open ports in my home internet. I took the techhut docker file to spin up AIO and then I hook it up with my domain.

#NextCloud #selfhosting #documentation #techut #debian #tailscale #aio

Ok so hey #SelfHosting

I want a #SelfHosted web-type Office Suite ala Google Sheets/Docs and I don't want it to be part of some gigantic resource-chewing albatross like #NextCloud

I would like to do all my Word Processing and Spreadsheeting and so forth through a web interface, which is served from my #Debian server (docker is fine) and saves the documents as normal files in a defined directory.

Does such a thing exist? I do NOT need feature-rich, I do not need it to save MSOffice docs that I can send to a printing shop with all bugs intact, I just want to stop losing shit to hard drive wipes, which I'm sorry but nuking my hard drive is a lifestyle choice at this point and I don't care what you think about it.

I have had the thought that maybe #LibreOffice has some sort of plugin or something which could store files in an Object Storage type thingy that I could self-host instead, cause I've been planning to get some sort of bucket online since forever...

#dropbox is the only proprietary #software I still use. I would like to make the move to one of the open source alternatives. I only need file sharing and storage, and, ideally, a calendar. Could someone here share their experiences with such platforms? I've been looking at #OwnCloud and #NextCloud, but it's not entirely clear what their differences are.
#OSS #Cloud #Cloudcomputing

Pra mim, que "estou" usuário de #iPhone, a pergunta que não quer calar é a seguinte.

No #iOS 26.1, a #Apple introduziu um cara chamado PHBackgroundResourceUploadExtension, que FINALMENTE permite que outros apps (que não o próprio da Apple + #iCloud) façam o backup de fotos do iPhone/#iPad em background, ou seja, sem ter que estar "olhando para o app".

Isso nunca funcionou direito com apps de terceiros ( #OneDrive, #GooglePhotos, #Immich, #Nextcloud, #Seafile, etc) porque o iOS impedia. Agora, com o PHBackgroundResourceUploadExtension, é teoricamente possível.

Mas pelo que estou buscando, nenhum app de terceiros se mexeu ainda para implementar o upload utilizando isso. :-(