I have recently updated my CasaOS in my Proxmox LXC to v0.4.15, and this revealed that my “old” Nextcloud was a legacy app. So, I reinstalled a new one (deleted the user info too) with the latest image, and the new app no longer work because of this error:
Can’t write into config directory!
This can usually be fixed by giving the webserver write access to the config directory.
I done chmod 770 /DATA/AppData/nextcloud/var/www/html, reboot the app and LXC. But nothing.
If I installed the Nextcloud 30.0.2-fpm-alpine image, the error will become
I have a Nextcloud running on Proxmox as well. I am not familiar with CasaOS, but I suppose it is a Linux distribution. Care to share a link?
Is that an Android device you are running the command on?
This seems like a cannon for a musquito. Also, as which user did you run this command, and are you actually in the container that runs Nextcloud?
You may take the trouble of reviewing the support template that you deleted when writing your post and supplying the requested info.
CasaOS seems sponsored by Zimaboard; both Zimaboard and CasaOS list “Icewhale” as their contact, but their website does not work.
You may consider running a more transparant installation helper for Nextcloud.
The forum has many posts mentioning NC AiO (so, it’s not always smooth sailing, but help is available), and other options exist. I myself run Nextcloud in a Proxmox container, installed with Yunohost as helper ‘framework’.