Just installed hestia… tried to set up nextcloud but looks like some php7.4-packeages aren’t installed.
I tried to installed using terminal
apt install php-packages (Ubuntu 20.04)
But seems like it will install php7.2, instead of 7.4 which I use with hestiacp.
So what to do? Add a repository with php.7.4 or those packages can be installed thru hestiacp?
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Nah I’m tried. Once again I tried hestia and nothing has changed. There’s still no nextcloud template, there’s still no easy way to install nextcloud.
Download nextcloud to /home/me/web/mysite.com/public_html, unzipped and faced the issue about. Tried to google but there’s nothing that matches. How many years should I wait unill the product will be fully ready for using?
Hey man, you’re free to have your own opinion but it’s really unfair to assume that Hesta should do every random thing you want to do out of the box.
Hestia is a starting place, not a one size fits all solution. There are provisions made available for you to build your own template for nextcloud in which you could then be a useful member of society and contribute it back to the project.
For that matter, there is already an owncloud template available which should be a pretty good starting place. Nextcloud also has very detailed documentation on how to setup apache and nginx.
If you want someone to spoon feed you, you should consider paying for a caretaker (developer).
Funny thing but it was cause of rights. I set 0777 for each folder in /public_html and www-data user and now it’s working. But how did I know? It should work out of box, so simple things like nextcloud.
I agree with @cmstew and if you just set 777 permission for the whole public directory let me say that you need to understand before how it works. Saying that, I installed on Hestia 1.3 a nextcloud instance and was a no brained, 2 minutes of autoinstaller and was up. So exactly what you are saying is not. Good luck with your 777 environment.
At least it works now. What else I had to do? There’s no guide, no understanding how to make nc working. I found this way, even tho it may not be the best one.
I guess my problme is user things. Cause I download nextcloud using wget and root user. But then I changed all the rights to admin:admin… Maybe I should use FTP account who knows…
Have installed time multiple Nextcloud Instance on both Apache2 and Nginx and it worked with out any issues.
Downloading it via root and chown admin:admin / chmod 0777 is asking for a security risk
If an hacker is able to login onto the server via ssh as admin user. Due to a leak in Nexcloud is able to take over the whole server. As admin user is also the sudo user for the control pannel.
of course wget, unpack it and set the right ownership (user:www-data for public_html, user:user for all its content), there is no need to transmitt it over ftp.
Nah even using admin account thru ssh I faced this issue with nextcloud
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I’m out guys thanks but I’m out
Tired of the mockery of common sense
Only after all of this it started working lol