I am getting HTTP 401 Error while logging in from Nextcloud Application, SSL is not a fault at all, I have been trying to fix this since morning, now you are the only one I can trust… (I installed Nextcloud From Softaclaus)
401 is normally an authentication error. Perhaps check the webserver logs, the app might try to call a file/resource that isn’t allowed for some reason (which might not be the case for the webinterface). Or if you are on a mobile you perhaps pass through a different network interface and end up in a different vhost. But that’s all just guessing, we don’t know neither your configuration nor a more detailed error.
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I will give 777 permissions to all files, and I don’t know what to do if it’s not logging in, seriously…
It can also come from the webserver configuration directly. In general it is not a good idea to set permissions to 777.
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