At my work, we are installed a nextcloud instance to put to file and make a POC.
We used a dedicated web server with NGINX in a DMZ and an internal MYSQL Server working on a specific port (8010).
Installation works successfully with dbserver:8010 but after installation, I got a 504 error.
After logging firewall, it appears Nextcloud tried to connect DB with 3306 port …
I tried to specify ‘dbport’ => ‘8010’ but it doesn’t work.
I tried to specify ‘dbhost’ => ‘mydbserver:8010’ without a dbport. With that config, I got a strange thing : URL is redirecting to : nextcloud.xxx.com/index.php/index.php
I tried nextcloud 14 and 15 with same issue.
Do someone already have this kind of issue ???
Thanks a lot for your answer
(it’s probably just a typo here, make sure you didn’t forget the correct quoation mark ', or use the double quote ")
If that was the case, it could be a bug. However, can you check on the database server if there was a login attempt? And then on your host, if there is an outgoing request or if it is blocked somewhere (e.g. firewall).
Other way: use the command line on your server to connect to the database server and then a different php application, to prove that it works and is not system or network related.
quote is bad copy paste
DB server is ok, we already connect with another server to mysql server so credential and DB are ok.
I tried to install through command line occ but same result …
