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# Nextcloud docker-compose recipe
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## Scope
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This repo is intended for anyone who wishes to self host Nextcloud in docker containers and has been developed based on several tutorials I found online.
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After cloning the repo for the first time, you'll need to run the init.sh script to create the required folders.
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### folders required
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1. data
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- app ( folder to store Nextcloud app )
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- sql ( folder for the mariadb container to store database files )
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- config ( easy accces to the config.php file for nextcloud )
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- theme ( theme folder, which I don't use but it's there for anyone who wants to )
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## Requirements
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To use this repo you will need an **Ubunto/Debian** based Linux system with docker and docker-compose pre installed.
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The scripts and files also assume that the default admin user id is **1000** which is the defualt for Ubunto server.
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sudo apt update && apt upgrade -y
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sudo apt install docker docker-compose
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Clone this repo to the folder where you'd like to run your Nextcloud instance from.
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git clone https://git.koke.estate/Docker/nextcloud.git
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## Steps to install first instance
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1. Prepare .env file
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cp env .env
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nano .env
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2. Start docker containers
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docker-compose up -d
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or
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./nextcloud up
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