Next cloud installed but when I enter my local address as it says on softy it give me not found error, tried http and https, idk what's the problem, also I get an error when I run sudo apt-get upgrade, image included 

Providing logs with 

armbianmonitor -u

 significantly raises chances that issue is getting addressed.

Fixed the error I got when I entered sudo apt-get upgrade,

 

Here's the link :

http://ix.io/2tqi

18 hours ago, markonjak said:

Here's the link :

/dev/loop1 253M 253M  0  100%   /snap/nextcloud/22408

Thank you.  It looks like it is a SNAP install. Ubuntu's NC-Snap is known to be quiet reliable.   Are you familiar with Ubuntu Snap?   You can try to uninstall und re-install it yourself.

 

Yeah i found out that you can install it with snap after i installed it with softy, but idk how to remove nextcloud that i installed from softy, i type sudo dpkg --list and nextcloud isn't listed i only see some nextcloud files in thunar file manager, do you know if i can remove nextcloud, btw now when i enter the ip and port that softy is showing for nextcloud i get to the activation page where i see usernames and two codes listed but when i enter the url where i can sign in it doesn't wanna connect

1 hour ago, markonjak said:

softy, but idk how to remove nextcloud

Softy only supports install.

I think Snao is the better way for NC.

Play around with ur install, take notes, once it fits ur needs. Flash the SDcard, customize it. Make a backup and enjoy

 

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So i can't remove it?, unless i delete it's files from file manager or reflash the os on the sd card but then i would have a lot of work, what if i install it with snap, will the 2 nextcloud installs disturb each other, what do you recommend me to do?

Ok i reinstalled the os and everything, didn't take me that much time, i installed nextcloud with snap, but when i enter https://my_ip:443 or 80 or http:// it says can't connect to server, why this again?, i also checked with sudo snap services nextcloud if it's enabled and it says yes

Softy, Igor usually just calls the install-script of the project from Github, so, there is sometimes on the project website a how-to-uninstall.

Search for "NextCloud", so you see the source: https://github.com/armbian/config/blob/master/debian-software

 

3 hours ago, markonjak said:

can't connect to server, why this again?

Did you install a SNAP for ARM?

Did you reboot?

 

SNAP install on ARM: https://technicallyinformed.com/install-nextcloud-on-raspberry-pi-using-snap/     or in your favorite search-engine look for: rpi snap nextcloud install

 

Edit: I almost forgot the project of @nachoparker  https://github.com/nextcloud/nextcloudpi   this maybe also interesting for you.

 

Edited August 9, 20206 yr by Tido

16 hours ago, Tido said:

Softy only supports install.

 

Uninstall has not been implemented yet and there are not efforts to do that in near future. You can help by contributon and send some code

https://github.com/armbian/config

What's the password to access this website?

On 8/9/2020 at 11:06 PM, Tido said:

https://technicallyinformed.com/install-nextcloud-on-raspberry-pi-using-snap/  

Also because the snap install didn't work i followed a different guide for install not using snap, but i'm gonna try the guide for snap install you recommended me, i also get this error now because the previous guide said to add this repository, do i just remove this repository from the list and then i will be able to update?

10 hours ago, markonjak said:

What's the password to access this website?

I guess this guy has done some changes and by accident.. I hope he is going to fix that soon.  Even the google Cache is already gone

 

10 hours ago, markonjak said:

do i just remove this repository from the list

Sure, remove it and then

sudo apt update && dist-upgrade

 

From your profile I cannot tell what language you speak, but maybe with google-translate:  https://curius.de/blog/13-betriebssysteme/open-source/446-exkurs-nextcloud-als-snap-installieren

 

Edited August 14, 20206 yr by Tido