Ubuntu server - Trusted_domains

[Giorgio_Rizzi_Maxios]

Salve a tutti, gestisco Nextcloud in intranet montato su una macchina virtuale con Ubuntu Server. Voglio accedere al cloud anche senza essere nell’intranet, quindi ho aperto le porte 80 e 443. L’unico problema è che mi dice che il dominio non è attendibile di modificare quindi il file config/config.sample.php fatto sta che nel mio Ubuntu Server non esiste tale directory quindi che file devo modificare? Grazie

Hello! I have been installed Nextcloud on Ubuntu Server in Virtual Machines. I want to log in my cloud not only by the intranet but by internet. I have opened the network port 80 and 443. The problem is that: when I go at 93.150.98.207 I see the error of the trusted_domains. The system tell me to go in the directory config/config.sample.php but in Ubuntu Server that directory doesn’t exist! How do i change it? Thanks and sorry for any errors because I’m Italian man.

[devnull]

You must configure the file config/config.php

Example:

HowTo: Add a new trusted domain

Trusted domains are used by Nextcloud to prevent Host Header Poisoning. You need to specify every domain at which your Nextcloud can be accessed. This means if you have Nextcloud installed at “192.168.0.29” and also want it to be accessible at “cloud.example.com” you’d need to modify the trusted_domains entry in your config/config.php. The initial config would look like the following: 'trusted_domains' => array ( 0 => '192.168.0.29', ), To add a new domain just add new entries by ap…

You should use TLS/SSL also.

[KarlF12]

There are a few ways this can come about, but usually it’s due to accessing via IP to set it up and then trying to access it by name.

You need to add the name you’re using to access it to the trusted domains. This is in config/config.php under the Nextcloud web root.

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/18/admin_manual/search.html?q=Trusted_domains&check_keywords=yes&area=default

[Giorgio_Rizzi_Maxios]

Thanks devnull but there isn’t in my Ubuntu Server the folder config

[devnull]

Every nextcloud installation uses a cofig.cfg-file in a config-folder in the nextcloud folder.

/var/www/html/nextcloud/config/config.php

You can also use the name:

net-93-150-98-207.cust.vodafonedsl.it

if you use

http://net-93-150-98-207.cust.vodafonedsl.it

If it is a dynamic ip you must use a dyndns-service and then add the dyndns-name.
Don t you have a name for your ip-addess?

[Giorgio_Rizzi_Maxios]

[Giorgio_Rizzi_Maxios]

For the system the directory ‘var/www/nextcloud/config’ doesn’t exist!

[bastien]

Hello,
Can you list your NextCloud subfolders ? With ls -all /var/www/nextcloud

[rasved]

the directory is protected, so you need to use sudo. This is also the reason you can´t autocomplete the directory.

try
sudo -u www-data nano /var/www/nextcloud/config/config.php

[Naseer_Akbari]

hey guys, I am using the latest Ubuntu server Pro version, I don’t have the www directory at all. perhaps, it is somewhere else?
I use the above command, it shows the still the same error “blablabla does not exist”

[bb77]

Then you are probably using the snap package.

Here’s the link to the documentation with the path to the config.php:

https://github.com/nextcloud-snap/nextcloud-snap#configuration

You can also set config options directly from the command line, by using: sudo nextcloud.occ config:system:set

Example:

sudo nextcloud.occ config:system:set trusted_domains 1 --value=cloud.domain.tld

See also the official Nextcloud documentation for further reference:

https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/configuration_server/occ_command.html#setting-an-array-configuration-value