Are you importing the certs every time you launch the container?
Good point. I’ve to say I didn’t notice that they were changing, but I tried it within the running time of the container. And checked it right now again. But the erreor still appears. 
It’s time for weekend. Next attempt next week. 
When you get back on it, you could try appending the docker cert to the nextcloud ca-bundle.crt, aswell as your own NSRV.crt to it
something like
docker exec cat 52c20b531c45:/etc/loolwsd/ca-chain.cert.pem >> /var/www/html/nexcloud/resources/config/ca-bundle.crt
cat /etc/pki/tls/certs/NSRV.crt >> /var/www/html/nexcloud/resources/config/ca-bundle.crt
systemctl restart httpd.service
have a nice w/e!
Thanks for trying to help, but I allready did that without success.
PS apache.service on nethserver is httpd.service
I want to revive this topic so we can work on a solution for NS7.
I also installed collabora in a container, but had difficulties to get the path to nextcloud configured. Collabora instructions talk about a subdomain where nextcloud is hosted, but on a NS7 server, nextcloud runs on https://ns7server/nextcloud
There is clear video tutorial available, made by @jospoortvliet : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDc1bNxn3js
Funny enough, I have been testing Collabora / Nextcloud with LetsEncrypt certifications (using Webmin to manage and update the certs. I also included the same certs into my IMAP and SMTP configuration).
Although I have no time to work on this for the time being, I will more than happy to help anyone wants to make some tests
Hi there,
I started again to work on this and solved the problem with the certificates, but now I’m facing another problem.
I can add a document, but when I try to open it, I get “service temporarely unavailable”.
In the http-error-log I find this:
[Fri Apr 21 11:56:27.743270 2017] [proxy_http:error] [pid 5797] (103)Software caused connection abort: [client 192.168.0.210:53984] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server 127.0.0.1:9980
[Fri Apr 21 11:56:27.743343 2017] [proxy:error] [pid 5797] [client 192.168.0.210:53984] AH00898: Error reading from remote server returned by /hosting/discovery
I searched for the AH01102 and the AH000898 failure, but found nothing which helped me.
I checked the firewall, but it’s not blocking. AFAICS the docker interface is correctly implemented in shorewall.
interface: dock docker+ optional
policy: dock fw ACCEPT and fw dock ACCEPT
zones: dock ipv4
Has someone an idea??
TIA Ralf
Hi Ralf,
I’ve found something similar to yours at sophos forum. They say you have to do it with dnat.
Here is the link:
and something by serverfault, they do it in virtualhost config:
Hi there,
cool work- is probably the developer team thinking of intergrating that into nethserver- at the moment I’m looking for a google drive replacement- and that would be ideal?
Greetings from Vienna
T.
Hi @iglqut , nice to have another austrian here.
If I’m honest, my skills are not sofisticated enough at the moment to solve this.
I’ll keep on working on it, but I don’t know when there’ll be a solution.
Don’t know if someone @dev_team is thinking to integrate this as a regular module.
Would be really great to have this as a module.
Greetings from the "Ländle"
Ralf
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That’s exactly what I meant 
Just wishing
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I’d agree as well. And it seems that we could set up Nextcloud as a virtual host, so it’s at nextcloud.domain.tld.
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AFAIK It requests a huge work of coding and testing, but no concrete analysis has been done so far.
I’d like to see this feature on NethServer too
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That would be a game changer. That’s the last thing that keeps us to go switch to nextcloud : users can’t live without google docs.
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I know that would be a game changer and I would definitely like integrate it.
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I have managed to integrate Collabora / Nextcloud within my VPS using a minimum installation of Ubuntu and a docker session (I would generally not usually use Ubuntu, but due to issues surrounding my VPS provider, docker and kernel versions, Ubuntu was the most applicable option available to me at the time of installation).
I have been using this solution (within my VPS) for approximately a year and have yet to replicate this setup within a RPM based distribution (but have been able to duplicate this framework within a Debian based environment).
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Thought that others might be interested in viewing a repository of my recent articles that are stored within a publicly available (read only) implementation of a Nextcloud / Collabora Online based environment.
The articles are stored at:
https://medworthy.co.uk/cloud/index.php/s/vLFAo1QOFbjFMVU
https://medworthy.co.uk/cloud/index.php/s/vLFAo1QOFbjFMVU
Note: This repository contains the same content that is available at
https://www.minds.com/blog/medworthy
Some of these articles are also available here on the NS forum:
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Cool! Where? On NethServer?