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This is a reported post for a post in the topic <input class="cms_keep_ui_controlled" size="45" title="[post param=&quot;Nextcloud on Virtualhost&quot;]458[/post]" type="button" value="post Comcode tag (dbl-click to edit/delete)" />, by rcwsun<br /><br /><comcode-quote param="261">I followed your video Nextcloud 17 on Debian 10 on Digital Ocean. Ran into several problems.<br />1. when I ran the a2ensite nextcloud, and when I went to the web browser to view the default page, it is still showing the default page from served from /var/www/html/index.html it should not have been the default Apache It Works page. I then went appended  /var/www/html after It Works! line just to see if I was right. a2dissite nextcloud, web browser displayed site can be reached (make sense).<br />Then I copied the index.html from /var/www/html to /var/www/nextcloud appended /var/www/nextcloud to It Works! line. a2ensite nextcloud, systemctl restart apache2 hoping it will show the page from /var/www/nextcloud. Nope, it did not. I then reinstall the apache2 server. Still did not work.<br />2. certbot error trying someting about can&#39;t …<br /><br />Anyway, I was looking in DO to reinstall the Debian 10. May the OS was corrupted or something. But, I can find it. Its not like others VPS providers. Vultr, you can resinstall the OS without destroying it.<br />So far my experience with digital Ocean has been very disappointing. You have to destroy the droplet to reinstall the server. Why? Vultr did not have to. I am not sure Linode is the same or not. DO is very disappointing in many things. The technical support sucks, and take a long time to reply. Over a day sometimes. Linode, very fast tech support and provided quick solutions. Vultr tech support is also very fast.<br />Another issue with DO, there VPS get a huge number of Brute Force Attacks hits. As many as every 5 second intervals. Even the tech support guy was shock about the numbers. I had a Jitsi server installed there and had to shut it down due to the BFA. It&#39;s hit and miss sometimes. Some IP range get a lot of BFA, some very little. I since switched to Vultr and they have been very stable no BFA. I use the datacentre in Toronto. DO, Linode, Vultr must be using the same datacentre in Toronto. They can&#39;t be that many in Toronto.<br /><br />Your videos are very good. However, you might want to ease off with DO. I found them very errogant. I have a lot of credit at my work place though the DO Hatching program. I only wish they can be transfer to Vultr. My experience with Vultr has been the most positive among the three.<br /><br />BTW, I would really love to join your Nerd club but, I am a struggling IT guy. One day I will.<br /></comcode-quote><br />//// PUT YOUR REPORT BELOW \\\\<br /><br /> Add: Add: Font Size Color [Font] Arial Courier Georgia Impact Times Trebuchet Verdana Tahoma Geneva Helvetica [Size] 0.8 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 [Color] Black Blue Gray Green Orange Purple Red White Yellow This is a reported post for a post in the topic [post param="Nextcloud on Virtualhost"]458[/post], by rcwsun [quote="261"] I followed your video Nextcloud 17 on Debian 10 on Digital Ocean. Ran into several problems. 1. when I ran the a2ensite nextcloud, and when I went to the web browser to view the default page, it is still showing the default page from served from /var/www/html/index.html it should not have been the default Apache It Works page. I then went appended  /var/www/html after It Works! line just to see if I was right. a2dissite nextcloud, web browser displayed site can be reached (make sense). Then I copied the index.html from /var/www/html to /var/www/nextcloud appended /var/www/nextcloud to It Works! line. a2ensite nextcloud, systemctl restart apache2 hoping it will show the page from /var/www/nextcloud. Nope, it did not. I then reinstall the apache2 server. Still did not work. 2. certbot error trying someting about can&#39;t … Anyway, I was looking in DO to reinstall the Debian 10. May the OS was corrupted or something. But, I can find it. Its not like others VPS providers. Vultr, you can resinstall the OS without destroying it. So far my experience with digital Ocean has been very disappointing. You have to destroy the droplet to reinstall the server. Why? Vultr did not have to. I am not sure Linode is the same or not. DO is very disappointing in many things. The technical support sucks, and take a long time to reply. Over a day sometimes. Linode, very fast tech support and provided quick solutions. Vultr tech support is also very fast. Another issue with DO, there VPS get a huge number of Brute Force Attacks hits. As many as every 5 second intervals. Even the tech support guy was shock about the numbers. I had a Jitsi server installed there and had to shut it down due to the BFA. It&#39;s hit and miss sometimes. Some IP range get a lot of BFA, some very little. I since switched to Vultr and they have been very stable no BFA. I use the datacentre in Toronto. DO, Linode, Vultr must be using the same datacentre in Toronto. They can&#39;t be that many in Toronto. Your videos are very good. However, you might want to ease off with DO. I found them very errogant. I have a lot of credit at my work place though the DO Hatching program. I only wish they can be transfer to Vultr. My experience with Vultr has been the most positive among the three. BTW, I would really love to join your Nerd club but, I am a struggling IT guy. One day I will. 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