make letsencrypt-certs readable to collaboraįirst edit the configuration-file of Collabora: nano /etc/loolwsd/loolwsd.xmlĪnd add the following lines into the storage-section: 127\.0\.0\.1.allow the nextcloud-instance to interact.In this step we have to do the following:
#Collabora online development edition centos install
No, we don’t have to compile Collabora (Thx Collabora)Ĭollabora have released packages for Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04, Great!Īll you have to do is execute the following commands, depending on your Ubuntu Release: 16.04 LTS: apt install apt-transport-httpsĪpt-key adv -keyserver -recv-keys 0C54D189F4BA284DĪpt-get update & apt-get install loolwsd code-brand 18.04 LTS: apt install apt-transport-httpsĪpt-get update & apt-get install loolwsd code-brand no running service on port 9980, check with netstat -tulpen | grep 9980.Empty subdomain created in Plesk and secured with SSL.Working Nextcloud installation with Collabora online app.If you want to use nano, you may need to install it: apt install nano I usually use the editor nano to edit files, but you can also vi or vim. If you do not have an external backup target, you can contact me for rent a S3-Target. Now I want to help you to become ready for Collaboration in Nextcloud.Īfter a long search in different other blogs, play around with various scripts and resetting my testservers (oh what a fun), I have found something what I’m not looking for and I’m surprised how easy it is 😉īefore you start, please note that you have a valid backup of your VPS! More and more Service Provider are working with Virtuozzo-Container or something similar where Docker will not run or is not installable. I received many requests to roll out Collabora without Docker, because many Users do not have a Plesk-VPS which is able to run Docker.
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