Nextcloud unraid setup password#
Nextcloud unraid setup install#
Then install it and give it a minute or so for the file to be inflated before trying to access the webui. I’m using /mnt/user/nextcloud/ Note I've changed the host port to 444 so it doesn't conflict with my LetsEncrypt reverse proxy port which I've left on the default of 443. data should be mapped to where you want your shared files stored on your array. Then quite mysql with quit and exit from the container by issuing the command exit Install Nextcloud Docker ContainerĪdd Nextcloud from Community Applications, and fill in the docker template. Obviously changing chbmb and password to whatever you are using. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON nextcloud.* TO 'chbmb' IDENTIFIED BY 'password' First of all open a terminal within the Mariadb container withĪnd type your root pasword from earlier (I used SECRETPASSWORD)įirst thing we're going to do is create a MariaDB user for the database.ĬREATE USER 'chbmb' IDENTIFIED by 'password' This used to be done automatically via the webui, but it is now recommended to create the database manually. Now restart the MariaDB container to implement this change.ĭocker restart mariadb-nextcloud Create Nextcloud database Press Ctrl + x then type y then Return to save. Press Ctrl+ Shift+ _ or Ctrl + _ (depending on your keyboard type/country) and type in 124 then press Return to take you to line 124 and change it from #bind-address=0.0.0.0 to bind-address=0.0.0.0 note the removal of the # symbol. Then navigate to your mariadb appdata folder.Ĭd /mnt/cache/.appdata/mariadb-nextcloud/
Nextcloud unraid setup windows#
It's preferable to do it this way as it doesn't affect the file permissions or ownership if the custom.cnf file, whereas I've noticed a lot of users doing this through Windows & Notepad++ have run into problems regarding this. Next open up a terminal connection to your MariaDB appdata folder using putty or another SSH client of your choice. The appdata (I’ve put mine in /mnt/cache/.appdata/mariadb-nextcloud/)ĭon’t forget to set the MariaDB root password (I’ve used SECRETPASSWORD)Īdd the container.The port (I’ve changed the host port to 3305 as my other container is already using port 3306).The name (I’ve called mine mariadb-nextcloud).Personally I prefer to have a separate MariaDB instance for Nextcloud and leave the config of my exisiting databases as is.Īdd the MariaDB container as usual, you need to change three things if this is a second container. You will still need to make the changes below though. The newer versions of MariaDB come with binlogging enabled out the box by default, so you could use an existing container for your Nextcloud database if you're already using our container. I’ve already got one instance of MariaDB installed without binary logging so I’m going to install a second container to use with Nextcloud. Nextcloud user name (Doesn't need to be the same as the Mariadb name)įirst of all you need to install MariaDB, now one of the stipulations of Nextcloud is that it requires binary logging to be enabled on the MariaDB server.Mariadb user password (You'll define this later).Mariadb user name (You'll create this later).
You may want to jot these variables down somewhere to reduce confusion. You will need port 443 forwarded to your Unraid and a subdomain you are not using for anything else. PrerequisitesĪ working LetsEncrypt container, with your DNS pointing towards your server. This seems to generate a lot of questions and queries so thought I’d do a quick walkthrough.
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