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Just released GeoTag Photos, a Nextcloud Files plugin to add, read, or remove geolocation metadata from photos in one click.

This tool works both ways: inspect or add location metadata during investigations, visualize where photos were taken via Nextcloud Maps/Memories, or scrub it before sharing sensitive files, all self-hosted, without third parties.

Hey, I need help :(

I was tinkering a bit with Collabora and Nextcloud Office. First it worked fine, then I noticed that only SOME office documents were opening in browser, some were just downloading.

After tinkering more, the situation is completely broken now: All files, images, videos, office documents are listed as "unscanned" in the web interface. And they don't render in browser, but get downloaded right away when you click. (Also no "view" option in the three-dots-menu). occ does NOT see unscanned files (tried occ files:scan --unscanned). A full rescan of files also didn't help.

Does anyone have any idea?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/60267812

Everytime I try setting trusted domains variables before booting, and rebuild my container, there is only localhost being set in config.php. Is there a way I can have the file automatically set on a freshly built container?

The environment variable NEXTCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS does get loaded onto the server, but the Nextcloud install is not using it.

Honestly, I would even be happy with NEXTCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS=* at this point to trust all domains.

I moved to opencloud and its great - see screenshots

cross-posted from: https://subscribeto.me/videos/watch/ba3783f5-f87e-4895-92e4-12677fdaf4f7

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/36668172

Please enjoy this very technical discussion on Nextcloud Atomic, the immutable system-level wrapper for Nextcloud AIO, which is being designed as the successor to NextcloudPi. Atomic delivers Nextcloud as a simple deployment for single machines, allowing easy selfhosting for home enthusiasts and anyone else wanting to run Nextcloud.

Interview includes Tobias (Atomic, NextcloudPi, Nextcloud Secrets) and Marcel (Floccus, Bookmarks, Recognize). Begins with quick overview and review of running Nextcloud, along with popular outlying Nextcloud implementations and apps then discussed at-length. For comprehensive show notes and timestamps click here.

If you enjoy the interview, please do share it with others! Thanks so much.

I have an extra laptop with 8gb or ram that I want to turn into my Nextcloud server.

The steps that I think I need to take:

1. Learn how to set up a server on a laptop.
2. Learn how to install Nextcloud software on the server.

But I'm confused because I came across a video where someone set up Nexcloud right on their Windows laptop. Does that mean I can do that on my Ubuntu laptop?

Would it be reasonable to expect a Raspberry Pi 4 to run Nextcloud and manage a photo backup of +100 Gb?

The Raspberry Pi is from 2020, running Raspbian, and it was used as an intervalometer with the help of gphoto2 (meaning no great efforts were demanded from it).

The pictures are on two external hard drives

*1Tb WesternDigital SATA (bought second hand, but "like new" according to the sales guy.

*320Gb WesternDigital SATA (inherited from an AcerOne laptop once I realized it could not even handle lubuntu)

My very limited knowledge on the subject tells me I need to:

*Get rid of Raspbian and install Raspberry Pi OS

*Install Nextcloud (and upgrade an existing account)

*Upload +100 Gb

Would the aforementioned steps allow me to access the files on Fedora/Kubuntu (two separate hard drives on a desktop) and openSUSUE (on a laptop)?

I’m also testing a filen.io account and a sync.com account. All three services (NextCloud, Filen, and Sync) work as I expect on an Ipad.

Filen and Nextcloud have Linux applications, and both have been working without problems on test backups of 100 pictures.

Sync is CANADIAN but not Linux friendly (I tried Wine, didn’t work, gave up)… I’m accessing a free account via Firefox only, so I’m not counting on them for this journey.

So, long story short, I want to back up my files (mostly pictures/scans and some pfd documents) on someone else's computer and locally.

Now the question. Can anyone recommend a guide to achieve what I want?

I’m a cook by trade without any technical (software/hardware) training who has been using Linux (openSUSE, Ubuntu, Arch, Mint) since 2012. Please forgive any mistakes on terminology.

I included a picture of my intervalo-Frankenstein-meter from 2020.

Thank You.

Every time I close Nextcloud client, it restart itself after a second.

Nextcloud Desktop Client Version 3.16.2daily (Arch)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41737442

I run Caddy as my reverse proxy. I find it generally easier to configure than NGINX. I've never tried Traefik. I'm having a hell of a time getting Collabora office working with my NextCloud instance (both via docker) though. Has anyone else successfully done this? I'm not sure if its because I haven't translated the config correctly from the NGINX example, or that it just doesn't work.

I would love to see somebody's config if they have it working.

I have had a NextCloud up & running for a few weeks thus far and haven't had any problems. The reason I can't just connect to it via vpn is that I want to share links of files with other people. I always keep the system up to date and I think I configured nginx correctly. I have blocked all requests to ports other than 80 and 443, but the firewall is still not the best right now: someone can send many requests in a short timeframe. I have also used tools like pentest-tools.com and some others, but those say that there are no major vulnerabilities. I also keep track of logs with a tool called logwatch. Any tips and tricks or resources (articles, videos, etc) would be much appreciated. Or maybe you want to know more about my setup. I know that NextCloud can be really secure if everything is done right!

I use Markdown for nearly all of my documentation, be it for work, university or private stuff. I also started using Nextcloud quite often and really love it.

The only thing that bothers me is the Richtext Editor in Nextcloud and the odd Markdown mode, which seems not to work? I have it installed and enabled, but in normal text files, as well as in collectives (both use NC text app) simple markdown syntax does not get rendered.

I cant copy paste from one to another which is frustrating obviously. I re-format everything by hand, in either direction.

I especially like the "Collectives"-App, which makes parallel documentaion with a group very convenient, but I would like to edit the files with a markdown editor an my desktop,e.g. Obsidian or so, which doesnt work, since Nextcloud text wount parse it as markdown.

Does anybody got a solution for this, or am I doimd sth wrong?

I'm going to be switching over to Graphene OS. I also want a second cloud-based backup for my files. Next cloud seems to be the perfect solution because it'll allow me to have all the various apps to control contacts, calendar, photos and general files. That being said, we are getting ready to move and I do not have the bandwidth to do a self-hosted server.

I tried Hertzner VPS sign up but didn't pass their weird identification request (and honestly didn't feel like sending pictures of my passport). What other host services are people using? I remember using the good cloud back in the day but I think that there was an app, memories?, that they didn't support. I honestly would like to use a hosting service that actually supports nextcloud and ideally green.

Does anybody use a hosted service with next cloud that they can vouch for? Something that will allow use of all the apps so that it can basically be a Google replacement once I move to grapheneOS. Thanks.

Hi!

I'd like to move my self hosted Nextcloud to a professional hoster.

I'm using it for photos, contacts, shared calendars and todo lists.

Photos, contacts and todo lists shouldn't be a problem I guess (just re-upload) but what account calendars - is there a way to migrate them including full history of events and all future events? Or is this included in the ICS file anyway?

Is there a best practice to migrate from self hosted to hosted?

Thanks a lot!

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I've been looking at alternatives to Google Workspace / Office 365 for SME / non-profits.

Broadly I have been searching for something that allows an organisation to use their own domain, includes email and nextcloud hosting and a mechanism to manage users/email addresses for the organisation.

In my ideal solution alongside an email server we would have access to a cloud hosted LDAP server/instance to manage users passwords and permissions and then administrators would be able to spin up instances of applications such as Nextcloud, Wordpress, CiviCRM and other Open source applications as a service.

I used the list of Hosting Providers on the Nexcloud website alongside the following list I found - https://github.com/thetuxinator/nextcloud_providers?tab=readme-ov-file

As yet we haven't made any decisions but created a shortlist of providers to consider: These include:

https://cloud68.co/managed-hosting/nextcloud https://www.stackhero.io/en/services/Nextcloud/pricing https://cloud.ionos.co.uk/solutions/nextcloud#packages https://www.commonscloud.coop/advanced-office/ https://www.federated.computer/pricing/ https://brixly.uk/email-hosting-with-nextcloud-

None of these seem perfect (I suspect that plenty of have some proprietary components in there (their own User provisioning and billing components )

I'm not sure any of these are perfect. I've also been looking at https://docs.coopcloud.tech/intro/strategy/ which appears to be aiming to provide mechanism to deliver such services for organisations on top of Baremetal / Cloud Compute and Storage. (Though this doesn't appear to include email and LDAP at the moment) I can see these would be natural extensions.

I'm also looking to see to what degree this could be achieved using Web Hosting Services (Cpanel now supports creating sub-users that can be configured to access to email, ftp and web storage but I am not sure whether their credentials can be used for single signon for Web Applications running on your account such as WordPress and NextCloud. I need to look at the other major WebHosting Provisioning systems such as ( I think Plesk is one)

I am running two basically identical Nextcloud instances. They were both installed with Yunohost. They both are on NC version 29.0.7 (latest available for Yunohost). One is on a computer at my house for personal use, one is on a VPS for my job. Just today I noticed that I can no longer edit any contacts at all on the one for work. My personal instance I can still edit contacts. Can anyone help me figure this out?

I'm currently running a Nextcloud instance in docker, using the "multiple containers" method, but I recently discovered that the reccomended method to run it is using this "All In One" image I previously didn't know about, and so I wanted to try to migrate to that setup (also in order to have easily also the office and whiteboard features that atm I don't have on my instance + have easier Backup-restore process)

The problem is that on my server I'm using traefik as a reverse proxy to expose services to the internet, and it is working on a specific docker network (called traefik_net) where also every container that should be exposed is connected, and from the official documentation of Nextcloud AIO I really don't understand how am I supposed to configure it to work in a setup like mine (mainly because the mastercontainer creates all the containers it needs on a network called nextcloud_aio and I didn't find a way to change that and where to set the proper traefik lables)

Anyone that is running AIO behind a traefik reverse proxy maybe can help me to understand?

Hey, folks, I'm new to this side of things, and I'm hoping someone can help me out.

I just signed up 5tb of storage through Hetzner's storage share, using nextcloud. I like it so far, but I'm running into an issue. I figured out how to make multiple users, but I don't know how to (or if I can) restrict different users to specific folders. We're broke, so this is going to be shared between me, my mom, my brother, and my sister in law. If it's possible, I'd like to create a folder for each of us, and restrict access to that folder to just that person. I don't want to be able to see what's in my brother's folder, and I don't want my mom seeing what's in mine, et cetera. I've tried to google it and look it up on youtube, but most of what I can find isn't related, and if it is, it's a bunch of technospeak that I don't really understand about self-hosting, which I'm not doing. If it's possible, it would be cool to have a central shared folder as well, but we could just share links with each other when we want to share something if needed.

Any help is really appreciated. Thank you in advance.