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Copy the .env.example to .env and add some values for the variables.
Change the image tag of the app container to the latest
Run docker-compose up -d, followed by docker exec $(docker ps -qf "name=app") sh -c 'chown www-data:root custom_apps'.
Navigate to localhost:8000 and try to activate any apps
At this point, I believe this is an issue with the configuration in this image, but it may also just be my proxy configuration that is messing with things. Apologies, if it's user error, but this config has been working for a long time.
I think it unlikely that it's a core server issue, because then it would likely have been caught in RC, this is why I open the issue here.
Background: I use this as my dev and testing setup and I can see some people on Reddit having the same issue, though they don't specify if they're using this container.
see nextcloud/server#44685 (comment) . Works on my end, but keep in mind it's working on my setup, and mine is a bit weird one (two host acting as proxy for a bunch of other stuff).
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joergmschulz commentedon Apr 16, 2024
see nextcloud/server#44685
tzerber commentedon Apr 29, 2024
see nextcloud/server#44685 (comment) . Works on my end, but keep in mind it's working on my setup, and mine is a bit weird one (two host acting as proxy for a bunch of other stuff).
joshtrichards commentedon May 6, 2024
Duplicate of nextcloud/server#44685
Closed by nextcloud/server#44939
githubbbie commentedon Aug 22, 2024
Confirmed again this IS working for the latest version of the v28 series looks like: 28.0.9.1
Attaching my docker-compose.yml and hope this helps anyone:
docker-compose.yml.txt