Access to NextCloud from RED

[positiveday (Carlo Colombo)]

Hello, I’ve installed NextCloud on NethServer.
All works good, and from my lan I can get access to NextCloud on "https://192.168.0.254/nextcloud"
Obviously now I need to get access to NextCloud from internet.
Don’t seems a so simple task.
Because the http address for nextcloud is inside the “/nextcloud” directory
So I shoud redirect external 80 and 443 ports, that by default shows NethServer page, to “/nextcloud” subdirectory. Or alternatively move “/nextcloud” folder to httpd documents root.
So my question is : what is the right/simple/quick mode to change settings from GUI to offer nextcloud service on 80 and 443 ports of red IP address of my NethServer?

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[mrmarkuz (Markus Neuberger)]

@positiveday

So I shoud redirect external 80 and 443 ports, that by default shows NethServer page, to “/nextcloud” subdirectory. Or alternatively move “/nextcloud” folder to httpd documents root.

Why don’t you use https://your_external_ns_ip/nextcloud?

To allow services for public see:

http://docs.nethserver.org/projects/nethserver-devel/en/v7/services.html

Isn’t it also possible in “Network Services” in web UI? Sorry I have weak internet access at the moment, couldn’t test it or make screenshots…

EDIT:
Network Services, edit httpd, screenshot from mobile:

[positiveday (Carlo Colombo)]

Hi, many thanks for reply.
I’m not happy to show on port 80 and 443 the default NethServer page.
Less information I offer to a random scanner is better from my point of view.
About how to redirect external ports to NethServer no problem, is like you show in image and is what I did.
Also by default the 80 and 443 ports are enabled for red zone ( I begin always to disable ) but for nextcloud I re-enabled.

I think that the solution for my request could be to modify the http configuration in order to redirect request on port 80 and 443 to “https://%{HTTP_HOST}/nextcloud”

But don’t appear as a simple matter.

[mrmarkuz (Markus Neuberger)]

@positiveday

I’m not happy to show on port 80 and 443 the default NethServer page.
Less information I offer to a random scanner is better from my point of view.

OK, then you may just replace the nethserver default page with a blank page. It’s located in /var/www/html/index.html

See this thread:

Removing default webpage

IIRC also dropping a /var/www/html/index.html file overrides the default splash page! All questions are welcome! In general it is useful to everyone here if the question comes with the reasons behind it: why…? What’s the goal? But you did it pretty well so thanks!

[positiveday (Carlo Colombo)]

Haha, yes, I imagined it to be a possible answer. I will replace with a blank page, ok.
Many thanks.

[mrmarkuz (Markus Neuberger)]

You’re welcome. If the problem is solved for you, please don’t forget to mark the answer, that helped you, as solution, so other people will find the solution easily.