@nachoparker I have access via the local IP address via the web interfaces (both the admin panel and the user level files one) and also via the mobile/desktop apps using the local IP address.
However I don’t have any other access - WebDav doesn’t work as mentioned above, and there’s nothing via SMB from NCP (I have Samba installed in the Hypriot OS and can use that to share the USB drive’s mount point, but that doesn’t give me access to the files stored on NextCloud, just the actual installed files of the system itself (app, database, etc and ncp folders and their content and sub-folders).
I also note that a fair number of the nc- commands aren’t available in the web gui panel (e.g. the wizard doesn’t work properly as nc-automount.sh isn’t present for example, as mentioned in my other thread) and the command line ncp-config and stuff like that isn’t accessible (or do I need to attach a terminal to the container somehow for that kind of stuff?).
Is the docker container (ownyourbits/nextcloudplus-armhf) method a full install with everything, or are there bits missing going that route? The only scripts I have available are:
dnsmasq, duckDNS, freeDNS, letsencrypt, modsecurity, nc-admin, nc-autoupdate-ncp, nc-backup-auto, nc-backup, nc-export-ncp, nc-fix-permissions, nc-forward-ports, nc-httpsonly, nc-import-ncp, nc-info, nc-limits, nc-notify-updates, nc-passwd, nc-restore, nc-rsync-auto, nc-rsync, nc-scan-auto, nc-scan, nc-snapshot-synch, nc-update, nc-webui, nc-zram, no-ip, spDYN and unattended-upgrades.
From what I’ve seen on screenshots and in the documentation, I don’t think that’s a complete set is it?
The functionality is there and NCP is working at least locally (as mentioned I haven’t got letsencrypt set up yet to feel safe to open it up for external access outside my home LAN). I’m just curious as to whether I’m missing out on stuff by going the docker route?