Occ setupchecks -> remote address could not be determined

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Hello,

I get the following error-Messages after a check with:

sudo -u www-data php /var/www/html/occ setupchecks

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System: Brute force throttling: Your remote address could not be determined.
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Security: Forwarded for headers: Your remote address could not be determined.
…

Nextcloud is accessed behind a reverse proxy (Apache) and works completely in my opinion.

Unfortunately, I don’t really have an idea where to start when looking for the solution. Does anyone here have a tip for me?

Regards Tony

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Review 101: reverse proxy
topics tagged setup_warning likely help

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This is because there is no remote address when you run the setup checks from the command line.

Check from the Web UI if you want that check to run.

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How can I access occ without a command line? I found the OCC Web App via Google. However, this does not work with Nextcloud 31.

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The Setup Checks are accessed directly in the Web UI via Admin settings->Overview.

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I guess it doesn’t make much sense to run the Brute-force Throttle and Forward for headers checks from CLI then. Maybe they should be skipped when running setupchecks via occ commad, just like the PHP opcache check:

✓ PHP opcache: Checking from CLI, OPcache checks have been skipped.