Hello all!
I really like the LSIO approach to container management in the nice consistent approach to the way the containers are built and managed, so I am trying to migrate my setup to use them.
I have successfully ported all the other images I have over to LSIO ones, but I am having issues trying to map how NextCloud’s official image works into the way the LSIO NextCloud image works.
Has anyone done this before, or know of a good web page I can use to RTFM?
Thanks!
Hi @duckunix,
Glad you enjoy our containers, we have much fun creating them!
Unfortunately we don’t have any experience with migrating from the official nextcloud image to ours. I suspect what you’d need to do is copy the data from the /var/www/html/data on the official container, drop it into the /data mount on our container then run a occ command to force nextcloud to scan the contents.
Hopefully that makes some sense!
Cheers
Hi @j0nnymoe,
I tried the occ but somehow I get the advice to update the PHP Version.
$ sudo -u www-data php occ files:scan --all
This version of Nextcloud requires at least PHP 7.1<br/>You are currently running 7.0.33-0+deb9u6. Please update your PHP version
ImageVersion: 17.0.1-ls46
Am I doing something wrong?
I need to sync 16BG Data and the client takes me days and I want to avoid that.
Thanks for the replay!
To use occ in our container
docker exec -it nextcloud sudo -u abc php7 /config/www/nextcloud/occ
Thanks for the fast replay! worked just fine for me <3
So, just closing this out.
After going back, and re-reading the example docker-compose script, I figured out why I was not getting it to work (basically, mounting old copy of /var/www/html over the lsio one!).
I then copied the NC’s config.php from my old install, and updated a few paths to match the lsio way, and hey-presto, it works.
Next up, parking it behind a proxy and a few other bits and bobs.
Thanks!
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