Nextcloud “NC” is running on an Apache virtual host with NAT’d ports from the firewall.
Collabora “C” is running on a second computer and is proxied via NGINX
There is an entry in /etc/hosts on the computer running Apache to resolve C to the internal host running it.
Documents load when accessing NC from any computer inside the LAN
Since all the communication with C is from NC, with the host resolved from NC and the host it runs on, I didn’t think any additional configuration is necessary. Nevertheless, C fails to load docs from outside the LAN.
Logging in NC shows nothing.
collabora.error shows nothing.
this is not enough. your client need direct connection to Collabora as well and CODE needs DNS/connection to NC. take a look a t this guide: Nextcloud Collabora integration
There is also a DNS record resolving to the static IP on the firewall, which forwards 80,443 to NC, and likewise resolves C to the same IP. Do I also need to reverse proxy the C application server on the NC host?
The NC host has a fair number of Apache virtual hosts, and I can add another for the reverse proxy. A guide would be helpful for that.
