Iām trying to get https setup. When running ā$ sudo nextcloud.enable-https lets-encryptā I get the error āsudo: nextcloud.enable: command not foundā. Seems like a linux issue but Iām too inexperienced to make sense of it. This is a Linode provided install running on Debian.
Hi @jonkmacj
This command is meant to be used with the Nextcloud Snap package. I donāt think that Linode uses the Snap package for their Marketplace Apps. As I understand it from a quick look at their instructions, they use a scripted installation based on a LAMP stack. There should be an option for Letās encrypt when you setup your Nextcloud instance. For this to work a domain name and a DNS record pointing to your Linode instance is necessary.
From their instructions:
Would you like to use a free Letās Encrypt SSL certificate? (Requires domain) Enable a free HTTPS CertBot SSL certificate on the Nextcloud domain. If you do not provide a value,
nois set by default.
In theory, this should still be possible afterwards by installing certbot on your instance. The prerequisites for this are, as mentioned, a domain name and a corresponding DNS A record.
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This is great and exactly the kind of direction I was hoping for. Thank you bb77!