docker-nextcloud

Run NextCloud in CentOS Docker containers.

How It Works

Beginning with the CentOS minimal Docker image, build images for MySQL, Redis, and the NextCloud application itself.

How To

• Clone this repository.

• Change directory to the repository.

cd /path/to/docker-nextcloud

• Create etc/nextcloud.config. etc/nextcloud.config.example is provided for reference, but SHOULD NOT be used.

• Create a secondary IP on the host machine for your Nextcloud Docker instance to bind to. The exact command will depend on your system. If you are using NetworkManager, it might be something like this.

nmcli connection modify enp1s0 +ipv4.addresses "192.168.100.1/24"

• Run the master build.sh shell script.

./build.sh

Podman Storage Considerations

If using Podman instead of Docker and further running 1) in non-root mode and 2) with SELinux Enforcing, then you have to do some extra work for external storage permissions. First, you need the mapped uid for your user inside of the Podman container and second, you need to set the SELinux context on the mount. Example:

//192.168.100.1/files    /nas/files                                 cifs    credentials=/root/.smbcredentials,uid=100001,gid=1000,context="system_u:object_r:container_file_t:s0",noauto 0 0