Configuration of the authorization list for WOPI requests in Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server (arm64)

Hello,

I’m writing to ask for clarification and advice regarding a problem related to the configuration of the authorization list for WOPI (Web Application Open Platform Interface) requests in Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server (arm64).

I would very much appreciate if you could provide me with detailed instructions or an explanation on how to correctly configure the authorization list for WOPI requests in Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server (arm64).

I use Nexcloud with Umbrel (Raspberry) and I don’t need to have an https address, since I go through an internal vpn network (tailscale).

Thank you :smile:

Would that be of any help:
WOPI settings:

and if you had any major updates in either NC apps or the server you might need to do:

systemctl restart apache2

this should restart the Collabora CODE editor too

Hello,
Thank you for your reply.

I’ve restarted the server, but I still don’t have the advanced settings.

Try this:

  1. select “Use your own server”
  2. in the URL type either 127.0.0.1 or https://<domian>/apps/richdocumentscode/proxy.php?req=
  3. select “Disable certificate verification”

and here the page will auto switch to “Use the built-in CODE” or you can try to select it yourself.

Here, and don’t ask me why this is happening :wink:

Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server                 23.5.103
Nextcloud Office                                        8.0.2
Nextcloud                                               26.0.2


I might try to report this on Github later as this isn’t right.

No, the advanced settings don’t appear when i change the server.
Thanks for your help.
It’s quite frustrating :sweat_smile:

Uhh,

To help any further you would have to share some of your configuration. My experience is based on Debian running in a container and/or “hacked” Chromebox :slight_smile:

You mention Umbrel, maybe ask their community (https://community.umbrel.com/) or think of changing to another OS (Raspbian or DietPi)