vm VS docker-onlyoffice-nextcloud

While the Hansson VM works fine and I haven't had many issues other than this, I strongly recommend to use a difference version of NC. This guy is obviously trying to scam users into paying him money for something he could easily add to his update script. Proof is here on this GitHub page, though I was unable to get it working. However that is likely a limitation of my abilities and nothing to do with being able to modify the script.

What is the difference between the All-In-One VM on the NextCloud website and those from Hansson IT? According to the GitHub page, the version on the NextCloud website is not the "full version". What does that mean? What is missing?

Yes, I've run into an occasional issue during the upgrade on the VM, but I always take a snapshot before the update so i can roll back and try again if i run into any issues. To install ffmpeg or others, you can directly install it on the VM. A simple apt-get and it'll be a persistent install (It won't be uninstalled by a NC update). The official Nextcloud VM uses ubuntu and Postgres (https://github.com/nextcloud/vm) and is pre-tuned for pretty good performance. It also has some built in scripts in the /var/scripts directory that you can use to easily install additional features and configurations, test beta releases, etc.

If you're up for another attempt, try without AIO. It is not as easy to find as it used to be, I admit, but it is there on https://github.com/nextcloud/vm. The 2 links below are found on the github page.

I'd recommend informing the devs about this via Github.

The vm says, "If your DDNS provider isn't already supported, please open a new issue here: https://github.com/nextcloud/vm/issues".

i installed from this git https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/docker-onlyoffice-nextcloud on ubuntu server latest, with latest docker.

If you want to use nextcloud as a google drive replacement and either too lazy or annoyed at the setting up onlyoffice to work on documents. Introducing: https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/docker-onlyoffice-nextcloud, made by the people who made onlyoffice.

I have been trying to setup NPM with Nexcloud and OnlyOffice. I know they have Collabora, but I do not like it. I have been using OnlyOffice for a year and things worked great. Though I need to update by using NPM. Regular NGINX is very confusing to me. So I found this tutorial that seemed easy and promising. Though I feel it needs updating because some of the wording isn't clear. What I used to use was from this docker-compose.yml. Things worked fine but now they don't. As far as I can tell, where OnlyOffice is trying to write the files to is now different. I also use Portainer and as best I can tell from logs, Nextcloud sees OnlyOffice but when trying to fetch the file, it cannot. It says " ONLYOFFICE cannot be reached. Please contact admin". Though when I run a test both though the OnlyOffice in settings and from occ they both say everything is good.

If you are using docker, I would recommend onlyoffice. I'm my experience, it works better and there is a nice setup that works well if you follow these github instructions.

u/Suulace Check out the nginx.conf file that this user came up with on GitHub. It works.

u/DerpyderpRed If your pretty handy with Docker you could get things to work for sure with OnlyOffice. I recommend OnlyOffice because it is the one that I have had the least issues with working properly not to mention their collaboration works wonderfully. I have had collaboration issues with Collabora not saving files properly and losing information. The one that I found works best is found on this GitHub link. Depending on how you go about it. you can just install the two images of nginx and the Document server as containers and get them running fine. I hope this helps.