Built-in CODE Server enabled - what is the URL (and Port) of my Collabora Online-server?

[glotzbach]

Hello,

I just did a fresh install of Nextcloud 19, and opted to install the buit-in CODE Server for online editing. That succeeded, but the ‘Collabora Online’ app somehow didn’t successfully install, and opening Collabora Online page on the admin panel showed an internal server error.

I understand that Collabora Online can use this CODE Server to enable editing:

You have the Collabora Online app enabled. For further information and configuration, please check: Settings > Administration > Collabora Online

Removing and reinstalling that app solved that issue. But now I’m left with the question: What is the URL I should enter?

EDIT: I see here that there should be an option to use the built-in CODE, but I don’t see it. Could it be that a RaspberryPi 3 doesn’t have sufficient RAM? (I’d assume the server should still show up, might just not function really great.)

I manually installed Nextcloud etc, so no Docker.

[n0plan]

are both apps installed ?

if yes and you cant start the build in CODE Server you can start it manually

see this post here.

Collabora integrated CODE server cannot start / not workin / not reachable [SOLVED]

NC v19 not able to start CODE done this work arround hope this gonna help #sudo netstat -tulpn|grep loolwsd kill all runnin loolwsd 2) sudo kill 7448 go to NC-dir cd /var/www/html/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora/ start it manually sudo -u www-data ./Collabora_Online.AppImage &disown check if workin and /port sudo netstat -tulpn|grep loolwsd be aware after reboot you have to do it again or you can add a cron #sudo -u www-data crontab -e #@reboot /var/www/html/nextclou…

for testing if the Collabora App (not the Code Server works) try a demo server somewhere.
if the app fires up and you can edit a doc you won.

[glotzbach]

Hi @n0plan
Thanks for the quick reply! For some reason the AppImage is in the folder, but can’t be used (?)

pi@raspi-cloud:~ $ cd /var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora/
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ sudo -u www-data ./Collabora_Online.AppImage &disown
[1] 15103
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ sudo: ./Collabora_Online.AppImage: command not found
^C
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ ls
Collabora_Online.AppImage

Any idea?

[n0plan]

[quote=“glotzbach, post:3, topic:90699”]

pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ sudo -u www-data ./Collabora_Online.AppImage &disown
[1] 15103

leave &disown out
see what log files say it takes some time to start

[glotzbach]

Ok, that doesn’t work either:

pi@raspi-cloud:~ $ cd /var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora/
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ sudo -u www-data ./Collabora_Online.AppImage
sudo: ./Collabora_Online.AppImage: command not found
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ ls
Collabora_Online.AppImage
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ sudo Collabora_Online.AppImage
sudo: Collabora_Online.AppImage: command not found
pi@raspi-cloud:/var/www/nextcloud/apps/richdocumentscode/collabora $ Collabora_Online.AppImage
-bash: Collabora_Online.AppImage: command not found

I’ve reinstalled both the CODE server and Collabora Online via occ. Could it be that www-data doesn’t have the rights over this file, or that my system doesn’t know how to handle AppImages?

[n0plan]

the riski part for testin is
settin it to chmod 777 and try to start it again
if fails set back the rights do not leafe it on 777
brNP

[glotzbach]

Thanks @n0plan, and sorry for the late reply. I just gave execution rights with sudo chmod -x Collabora_Online.AppImage, but to no avail, unfortunately. (That is, I just refreshed the Collabora Online settings page - but the option to use the CODE server did not appear.)

Also, sudo -u www-data Collabora_Online.AppImage still gave sudo: Collabora_Online.AppImage: command not found. So I’m still wondering whether my system has support for executing AppImages at all? I’m running Raspberry Pi OS Lite.

[glotzbach]

Ok, I think the issue is that the CODE AppImage is not compatible with ARM-based systems. According to their System requirements:

Linux x86-64 platform

And RaspberryPi is not and x86-64 platform, so it won’t work.