Nextcloud (in Docker) not accepting trusted domains

[Reiner_Nippes]

@Butlr

I’ve tried doing " docker exec -u www-data -it Nextcloud /bin/bash "

never do this.

@Butlr

I’ve tried editing it manually with " root@Butlr:/var/lib/docker/volumes/nextcloud-data/_data/config# nano config.php "

also never ever.

what you want to do:

first setup your docker container in this way that config.php is “outside” the container in a save place on your host. you do this by defining a volume -v <host-path>:/var/www/html. that makes your changes to the nextcloud config persistent to docker image updates. also apps and themes are persistent to updates of the docker image. (btw: it’s important to understand the difference between images and container. google and youtube will help you. )

now you could edit <host-path>/config/config.php.

@Butlr

How do you use the occ/what is occ?

occ is the comand line tool to administer nextcloud. in the docker world you run sudo docker exec --user www-data <nextcloud-docker-id> php occ <occ:command options>

e.g.: docker exec --user www-data nextcloud php occ overwrite.cli.url --value=https://cloud.fritz.box

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/17/admin_manual/configuration_server/occ_command.html

some examples. note: you have to put docker exec --user www-data nextcloud php occ in front of each line. remove '- " … " ’ around each line. {{ … }} are variables in this notation. i think you guess the real values to put in.

ReinerNippes/nextcloud_on_docker/blob/master/roles/nextcloud_config/defaults/main.yml#L4

@Butlr

But when i try to add “cloud” or “cloud.fritz.box”

note that the value of “trusted domains” in the config.php is an array. you are sure you didn’t made a typo?