Schlagwort: debian

How to install Nextcloud 18 aka NextcloudHub on Debian Buster with postgreSQL 11.5 php7.4-fpm Apache2 and HTTP/2

20. Januar 2020

apache2, buster, collaboration, debian, nextcloud, nextcloud18, nextcloudhub, php7.4, postgreSQL, Reverse Proxy, VPS

Nextcloud 18 (NextcloudHub) was released and there are many new News about it: see the ChangeLog But now let us install the new NextcloudHub with postreSQL and php7.4-fpm on Debian Buster. Requirements: – an VPS with Debian Buster installed – shell access and appropriate rights – One DNS A and possibly AAAA record for our […]

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How to migrate Nextcloud 17 Database Backend from MySQL to postgreSQL

21. Oktober 2019

Markus Weingärtner

apache2, buster, collaboration, debian, Migration, mysql, nextcloud, nextcloud 17, postgreSQL, VPS

Short time ago, I published how to install Nextcloud with postgreSQL as Database Backend and how to Install Nextcloud 17 with MariaDB as Database-Backend, but if you are running on MySQL/mariaDB, how to migrate to postgreSQL? Well it is simple, let me show you how to. Migrate from MySQL/mariaDB/SQLLite to postgreSQL Requirements: – a running […]

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How to install Nextcloud 17 on Debian Buster with postgreSQL 11.5 php7.3-fpm Apache2 and HTTP/2

7. Oktober 2019

Markus Weingärtner

apache2, buster, collaboration, debian, nextcloud, nextcloud 17, postgreSQL, Reverse Proxy, VPS

Last week I published how to Install Nextcloud 17 with MariaDB as Database-Backend, but I believe using postgreSQL is a good alternative. Well, here is how to use it. Requirements: – an VPS with Debian Buster installed – shell access and appropriate rights – One DNS A and possibly AAAA record for our Apache vhost […]

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How to install Nextcloud 17 on Debian Buster with MariaDB php7.3-fpm Apache2 and HTTP/2

1. Oktober 2019

Markus Weingärtner

apache2, buster, collaboration, debian, mariadb, nextcloud, nextcloud 17, Reverse Proxy, VPS

Nextcloud 17 was released, so here is a manual to install it on a Debian Buster VPS, secure it with LetsEncrypt and deploy it via Apache2 with php-fpm and HTTP/2. Requirements: – an VPS with Debian Buster installed – shell access and appropriate rights – One DNS A and possibly AAAA record for our Apache […]