Install Nextcloud on a RaspberryPi to create your own google drive at home! // 4K Tutorial 

For port forwarding. You could technically use ngrok (which no. It’s not technically port forwarding but it get shy same result for the end user)

Hey thanks!

Hey thanks!

Thanks! been meaning on making one!

I would like to access it through internet as well.

Right? That was my first thought.

Yeah you should still be ok to install PMS!

Its on the list!

Hey thanks!

Thanks you too!

It does!

Planning on making some more videos in it!

@@SpaceRexWill Hi. Can you make video of how to open it to the internet safely

@@SpaceRexWill Eagerly waiting for it

i ran into the same error. it has to do with the image u used. so u gotta start over and use the "buster" legacy edition and flash it to ur microsd card

It depends on what is running on on the production pi. If you can manage it I might go for getting a new pi. Hope you are doing well

@@SpaceRexWill thanks for the reply. I think I will buy another one.... Thé third.. I'm fine, Hope you are too

thanks!

Thanks!

depends on where you had all of the data installed

a mounted drive for SWAP :)

1) if you setup wireguard to only route the local traffic through the VPN you should have no issues with batter life. 2) you can use other ports, just you will have to type them in when accessing it. For example I could run it on port 8080 and access it by typing (assuming spacerex.co points to my home ip) spacerex.co:8080 and access it on that port

With the database i think it’s going to be hard. You would likely need a specific nc plug-in

@@SpaceRexWill I’m trying to figure out a easy way to sync between two raspberry pi files.

If you just want files I would do a Syncthing setup and a Samba server

@@SpaceRexWill never did a sync before. I did a samba setup twice. I love the way nextcloud is to bad there isn’t something that can sync between two pi.

Welp wish I could help more :P

I ran into a ton of stability issues with docker and this unfortuanly

I just finished installing Nextcloud onto my Synology (DS416play) using docker by following this tutorial: jakupovic.org/wiki/syno-docker-nextcloud/. Other than the two issues listed below, I followed the tutorial exactly as written and it was easy to setup. I've only just gotten it up and running, so I can't speak to the stability issues yet that SpaceRex mentioned. Two edits based on problems I ran into: Step 6.6 - When I attempted to run the Nextcloud web container it stalled at the following log ([cont-init.d] 70-aliases: executing…). I solved the issue by going to the terminal and hitting the ENTER key. It then finishes executing and you can move to Step 7. Step 7.6 - The tutorial says to use "nextcloud-database:3306" in place of "localhost:XXXX". This induced an error for me. Instead, I used my NAS IP followed by the port number. Example: 10.X.X.X:3306 Hope this helps!

Clustering plex îs going to be a huge can of worms. There have been a few projects

@@SpaceRexWill mine runs great but it'll start to struggle with the amount of people I have who use it

yeah!

Full wipe? Just reinstall the OS. Thats the best thing about a Pi

You would need to look up a NTFS client for linux. I do not know of one

Interesting. Must be the 64bit side of it

I actually don’t know how well they would play together but have not tried

Whoops ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NdhfZEzu1DY.html

@@SpaceRexWill Thank you!!!

Since pi fans are always powered off the GPIO pins you can just use a PWM one and set the number of pulses on it to control the speed

@@SpaceRexWill how to do that while nextcloudpi is installed?

Next cloud is just on top of PiOS, you should still be able to run any other script

For sure. PiHole is just DNS queries which is ultra low power needed

@@SpaceRexWill Thank you very much for your answer! I was just wondering if it is not going to conflict when I type the IP to reach the web interface... who is going to answer?? The pihole or the nextcloud?

So that’s why you actually run them on different ports. That why there is no conflict

I am sorry but I was not clear. When you type the iP (in your case 10.0.0.22) it should appear the pihole dashboard web interface. But if I install the nextcloud it will came the nextcloud web interface. So I’ll loose the web access to the pihole. I’ll have to control the Pihole by SSH only? I don’t understand how these two web interfaces are going to answer for the same IP.

Look up “change web port pihole” and change it to 8080. Then you could access pihole with 10.0.0.22:8080 (if you do not put a port it defaults to 80)