How to Install Nextcloud on an Ubuntu Server | Install Nextcloud from Scratch on Linode
In this tutorial, Jay from LearnLinuxTV shows you how to install Nextcloud on an Ubuntu server from scratch. While Linode offers an easy One-Click Nextcloud install option, setting up Nextcloud from scratch allows you to further customize your instance.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:51 Create Our Linux Instance
6:09 Connect via SSH
6:42 Configure Domains and DNS
10:24 Create a Linux User
12:22 Connect via SSH Using the new User
12:48 Update the Server
14:30 Give the Server a Name
17:11 Reboot the Server
18:12 Check our DNS Setup
19:35 Disallow Root Logins
20:50 Download NextCloud
22:50 Setup the Database Server
24:32 Change the Default Database Settings
26:40 Create the Nextcloud Database
28:05 Granting Permission to the Database
30:15 Install Apache Web Server
33:10 Install Unzip
33:28 Prepare NextCloud for Installation
34:10 Change the Ownership of NextCloud
34:52 Rename the NextCloud Directory
35:30 Move the NextCloud Directory
36:05 Disable Apache’s Default Website
36:58 Create a New Apache Configuration
38:45 Enable the New Configuration
39:25 Configure PHP
42:52 Enable Apache Modules
43:20 Restart Apache
43:51 Setup NextCloud
46:08 Install a SSL Certificate
49:50 Fix NextCloud Complaints
56:00 Conclusion
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