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Docker + Nextcloud = why is it so difficult?
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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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Nextcloud is very easy to setup as a container. You just need a MySQL/MariaDB server and a volume mount. Just make sure the volume is owned by www-data user (uid:gid 33:33). That's it. Most problems I've seen so far are related to files permissions, so double check to make sure the volume is owned by www-data.
is marinade a typo for mariadb or is this some new thing that i missed
I swear I already double checked but Gboard's autocorrect always managed to mess up something
there's always ducking something