I installed Nextcloud successfully (ok, quite successfully) in a subdomain. Accessing this via https://mysubdomain.mydomain.at works fine. It leads me to the login screen, I logon and can work with Nextcloud without any problems.
Now I installed the apps for Android and for iOS (latest stable releases) - and failed creating the account. Using the same address as given above, the application tells me that the server answered 404 Not Found for "GET https://mysubdomain.mydomain.at/nextcloud/status.php.
And the error is correct: The status.php is located in www/mysubdomain/app in my webspace. I used the standard install script provided by my hosting service provider.
The question is: How can I tell the apps to use this path when I am already get an error while trying to create a new account?
sorry for the late reply. I have access to differerent directories and htaccess and config files in my configuration, e.g. (where subdomain = the subdomain I installed Nextcloud in):
In the service of my provider, the data there is a www directory for the general www.mydomain.at files with subdirectories for each of my subdomains.
/www/subdomain/app/config/
.htaccess
config.php where i added trusted domains: www.mydomain.at and subdomain.mydomain.at
The reason why I first thought the configuration is correct is that, as mentioned in my original posting, calling http://mysubdomain.mydomain.at brings the logon screen of Nextcloud and everything works fine.
Nevertheless, I of course could just delete the Nextcloud package and reinstall it and hoping the best. But if I could avoid this with an e.g. redirect statement or something like that, I would prefer the later way.