Nextcloud inside virtualhost

[GG_jr (Gabriel GHEORGHIU)]

Sorry guys that I insist with this subject but IMO, the problem is not solved, at least from my point of view.
I said “at least my point of view” because also @syntaxerrormmm:

@syntaxerrormmm

Obviously, instead of customizing each web application path before installing it, probably a simpler way to implement some customization is to use vhosts, hence the request

and @schweidj:

@schweidj

i installed the virtualhost module and created a vhost ‘nextcloud.domain.xyz’. Now I want to install nextcloud within this vhost. When I install nethserver-nextcloud it´s installed in /var/www/html/nextcloud. Can I simply move the whole folder to “/var/lib/nethserver/vhost/nextcloud” or do I have to install nextcloud manually (not via nethserver-nextcloud)?

have suggested /requested to be used the Virtual Host Module implemented in NethServer.

The solutions presented here, in this topic, and here:
Nextcloud in new virtualhost - #2 by enzoturri
are functionally, very simple, but does not use at all the NethServer Virtual Host Module. The solutions use symlink.
Rhetorical question: why was this module (NS Virtual Host) created?

I need to use the NS VH Module because I want to set a dedicated server to host multiple websites: Nextcloud for my company, my company website based on Wordpress, other customers websites.
I need to use the NS VH Module because I want to set a dedicated server to host multiple websites: Nextcloud for my company, my company website based on Wordpress, other customers websites. There are some advantages using this module: easy to setup (the directories, the configuration file, server alias, FTP access, are automatically created), can be monitored by Web Statistics (the AWStats module by @stephdl ), are all in the same place/location (/var/lib/nethserver/vhost/****).

If the NS VH Module were to be used, it would mean that the entire content of the Nextcloud folder should be inside the VH folder created through GUI (Management → Virtual hosts), in this location: /var/lib/nethserver/vhost/nextcloud.

If we use the NS Nextcloud module (which should be the optimal solution), will be installed in this location: /usr/share/nextcloud.

So, some questions from me:

• is there a functional procedure to move “nextcloud” from default installation path to “vhost” path and, of course, Nextcloud to be functional after that?
• can be modified the installation process of the module so the default installation path to be chosen by the user?
• can be modified the installation process of the module so the default installation path to be inside the real virtualhost (/var/lib/nethserver/vhost/nextcloud)?
• common question for all three from above: will the module automatically updated?

Thank you all in advance for the patience to read this and for your future answers!

Gabriel