Access NextCloud

[joster]

Hello!

First of all... I'm rather new to both FreeNas and FreeBSD/Linux so, please have some patience...
I have installed NextCloud on my Freenas, as a plugin, without any problems. Everything seems to work normally as long as I am in my local network (same as the NextCloud server). When I try to connect from an external network (via DynDNS) I can not connect via https:// (port 443) at all and when I connect with http:// (port 80) I get an message that I try to connect from an "untrusted domain". What I have found out (if I understand everything correct) is that I have to add/change something to config.php. Here comes the questions:

Have I understood correct about the config.php file?
If I have:
Where and how do I find config php?
With what tool do i edit the file. I can not get "nano" to work (unkonwn command)?
Can someone give me an example what the file would look like when it is correct?

/Johan

 

[Apollo]

@joster, welcome aboard.
First of all, you may want to read on the following post. They should give you what you are after, and may most likely a better implementation of the pluggin:

https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...llation-of-nextcloud-14-in-iocage-jail.62485/

https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...-on-freenas-11-2-with-hardened-security.72016

 

[samuel-emrys]

There are probably a couple of issues:

1. Configuration of SSL
   1. Port Forwarding port 443
   2. Valid Certificate
   3. Valid vhost/site configuration to handle port 443 traffic
2. Nextcloud config file

Your question relates to the second of these. Within the jail shell, execute the following command to find config.php:
find / -name config.php

This may yield a few results. You want to select the one that has nextcloud pre-pended to the path. To give you an example, in my installation the file is located at /usr/local/www/nextcloud/config/config.php. I haven't used the plugin before though, so YMMV.

And then, open the file using ee, i.e:
ee /usr/local/www/nextcloud/config/config.php
Replace this path with the path relevant to you. There is no requirement to use nano, however it is often easier (than vi/emacs). I don't think it ships with the Iocage-plugins repo, and changing to that is more effort than it's worth so just use ee. Now you want to add your domain to the 'trusted_domains' field:

Code:

23   'trusted_domains' =>
24   array (
25     0 => '192.168.0.10',
26     1 => 'mydomain.dyndns.com',
27   ),

To save and quit: Esc, a, a
This should resolve the question you asked about. As for the rest, as Apollo mentioned, it might be worth referring to the guide I wrote for some instruction. Having said this, the guide is not written for the plugin, so I'm not sure how well it will apply to your use case.

 

[joster]

Thank you!
I will look into those answers and hopefully it will help.

/Johan

 

[joster]

Ok....
Now I can connect, from the "outside" via http but I can still not figure out how to configure SSL. Can someone please help?

/Johan