Collabora Online is a LibreOffice-based program that lets you edit documents from your web browser in Nextcloud. Today, we'll be installing Collabora on our Ubuntu 18.04 server using Docker.
- Docker installation instructions: https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/
- Nextcloud's Collabora instructions (with Apache virtual host template): https://nextcloud.com/collaboraonline/
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- Collabora Homepage: https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/
- Nextcloud Homepage: https://nextcloud.com/
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For my NC server, I'm using a domain name from NoIP (example.server.com). I've added a DNS Host Map setting in my router that points any traffice to example.server.com to my RPi, which means example.server.com/nextcloud goes to my login page. So my perception was that when running Docker at about 16:12 in the video, I should use 'domain=example\.server\.com\/nextcloud'
I tried it without the \/nextcloud - but that didn't work either. I would think the /nextcloud is necessary to point to the actualy NC instance, but maybe I used the \escape incorrectly?
I'm also wondering about the settings in the collabora1.conf file. Should the ServerName be:
- example2.server.com:443
- example2.server.com:443/nextcloud
- example2.server.com/nextcloud:443
Finally, I thought maybe my router is part of the problem, since I previously wasn't able to access NC via the NoIP domain name while inside my LAN until I set the DNS Host Map. But when I tried to add example2.server.com and point it to the same local IP, it wouldn't let me (it says I can only have one domain name associated with the same IP). I'm less sure this is the issue, but figured I'd mention it.
Any ideas where I went wrong?
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but if you can test LibreOffice online with the original image ( libreoffice/online:master ) i use this image i don't know if it has limitation like CODE.
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