ummm… it’s not really clear to me what you want to do/reach/which goals you wanna have fulfilled…
but first of all: your cloud doesn’t have a valid SSL-certifcate. you need to apply for one for cloud.yourdomain.tld
your certificate is valid for www.yourdomain.tld and yourdomain.tld.
but NOT for cloud.yourdomain.tld.
I have a vhost with nginx and generated with certbot it’s behind a firewall that could be the issue. I can’t generate certs for hosts there are not hosted on this host.
Morta:
'overwrite.cli.url' => 'http://localhost',
shouldn’t be localhost but your FQDN.
Thanks. I will adjust.
Morta:
I can’t access App add page
where and how do you have your NC-instance installed? A shared hoster? Or a managed NC somewhere else?
No I installed at home a I have FTTH and a router/firewall, laptop, nas and a server so installed on the nas because there is the most data stored
Also it think you have not correctly setup your virtual host “cloud.joelmueller.ch” on Apache2/nginx. You must define for “cloud.joelmueller.ch” the subfolder e.g. /var/www/html/cloud. Actually you go from https://cloud.joelmueller.ch to your homepage.
sometimes it would be of help if one relies on products like nextcloudpi - afaik they have a docker, a VM or you can install it using bash. please check out their website under nextcloudpi.com.
they from the official NC-versum and they help you setting up your instance in a sane way and maintaining it easily
don’t want a VM or Docker things. I want a proper setup with latest mariadb nginx and nextcloud on ArchLinux.
If they not provide properly the Nextcloud package with the proper rights it’s a bit annoying.
They do. For sure. But like Archilinunx isn’t a so called standardsetup.
it’s completely possible. Even with ncp. But I think you do know the best yourself how to setup everything correctly. I just wanted to make a sophisticated suggestion - it’s OK for me if you don’t wanna use it.
your certificate is valid for www.yourdomain.tld and yourdomain.tld.
but NOT for cloud.yourdomain.tld.
I have a vhost with nginx and generated with certbot it’s behind a firewall that could be the issue. I can’t generate certs for hosts there are not hosted on this host.