[Script request] opencloud #3021
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I had almost the same experience 😂. I was able to get it running with bare metal in an ubuntu LXC– you need an updated version of GO (>=1.24). You don't have access to any of the apps that way, which I see as one of the most desirable features. Would love to see a fully featured LXC docker version. |
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They are starting with opencloud in germany with a fresh and clean open source community driven alternative cloud solution. Configure your .env |
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Well, i have also tried to install this one on bare-metal from this doc: https://docs.opencloud.eu/docs/admin/getting-started/other/bare-metal , but failed as you guys. I have attached the errors i am getting... Well, OpenCloud is a nice alternative to NextCloud, so i would love to use this bare-metal in a LXC. When trying to install this on the latest Debian 12 version, i got theses errors: When installing this on Ubuntu 24.04 as recommend, i got these errors: Well, maybe someone knows a solution for this, but a perfect working script for LXC would be nice. |
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Is this not the same as Owncloud? |
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I like a challenge, so I think I'm going to take a look at this... |
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right mindset. if you want to get support—> contact meFriedrich FuhrAm 11.06.2025 um 06:07 schrieb Chris ***@***.***>:
I like a challenge, so I think I'm going to take a look at this...
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UpdateWhat Works
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Why this all worksI got this all to work because I did the work of ensuring all OpenCloud-related services have valid TLS certificates. Not only that, but a working Content Security Policy is required. Luckily that is configurable via yaml file, included in the installation (
Feedback wantedCurrently, the install script prompts the end user (as close to the beginning of the installation as possible) to input the FQDNs for OpenCloud, Collabora, and the WOPI server (which acts as the bridge between OpenCloud and Collabora), before proceeding to install everything. I'm wondering if the Collabora installation should be optional, if there are folks out there who might only want the barebones version of OpenCloud installed and nothing else. What do y'all think? (As a small aside, I see a new OnlyOffice LXC in the works, and am now wondering if I should make a separate LXC for Collabora as well?) If I get Apache Tika working, that for sure is going to be optional, so it's yet another prompt! For Radicale, you just need to rename |
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Update: Apache Tika will not be installed by default, nor will there be a prompt; instead, you'll need your own Apache Tika LXC and then uncomment some lines in |
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@vhsdream If optional components can be installed at a later date, you can put a whiptail menu in the updater script which users can use to install those. In base install you should put whatever feels like appropriate thing to be in it. If that includes all components, then you should include all. if not, then just give option to install them either at install time or via update function. You have a example at: |
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@tremor021 Thanks for the example! I'm currently at a roadblock with figuring out how to have working external (bind-mounted) storage, since I assume most people would prefer to store files etc etc on a NAS, rather than in the LXC. It's currently not supported since CIFS and NFS are not POSIX filesystems. It could be that my mount options on my host are insufficient. The issue is documented more in the Dev repo issue. I have a couple more ideas but haven't had the time to fully conceptualize and then put into testing. |
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Thanks for your detailed information. if you use the opencloud-compose repo also external proxies are configurable. I have a question regarding the script… Where ca i find it to use/collaborate/test it?Friedrich FuhrAm 18.06.2025 um 11:43 schrieb Patrick ***@***.***>:
This time it's not you ;)
The script is on the dev github; https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVED/blob/main/install/opencloud-install.sh
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To answer your question: i think that collabora embedded in the opencloud „frame“ is a very useful feature. compared to seafile, nextcloud or owncloud it is good to have opencloud as a free/opensource alternative! I also use caddy and in connection with the opencloud-compose repo it shall be „easy“ to build a docker compose stack with „docker compose config > stack.yml after getting all answrrs regarding the elements an content that shall be installed - i dontknow how to support you in coding the script. but i would be pleased to help. Friedrich FuhrAm 18.06.2025 um 13:42 schrieb Chris ***@***.***>:
Well, the feedback I asked for is more about whether Collabora should be installed by default, or if you should have a choice in the matter; the script is not yet ready for release or even for testing.
Another thing I should have mentioned is that I'm using Caddy as my reverse proxy/TLS, and the configuration of OpenCloud/Collabora is geared towards that. I have a feeling that if you're using something else then there will be more manual configuration required.
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Application Name
opencloud
Website
https://docs.opencloud.eu/de/
Description
Opencloud is a new (german) self hosted, simple and easy cloud like Seafile.
I tried it bare metal, docker and docker-compose on a ubuntu and a debian lxc, unfortunately nothing works.
I guess this is a nice one for this community and "easy" for you guys.
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