This is not satisfactory as I need access from external networks.Įdit: have restarted the server many times, both from command line on the server itself (sudo reboot) and from Proxmox (Container -> Stop). What I can do is add the server's (LXC Container running on Proxmox) IP address as a trusted domain and then I can access my Nextcloud instance on my local network but it will overwrite the domain () with the server's internal IP. So here is the issue My NAS is 192.168.1.250, connected to extender 192.168.1.150. Regarding trust, since I started using exclusively ZFS and non hardware RAID controllers in. trusteddomains > array ( 0 > localhost, 1 > YOURSERVERIP, 2>. Do not remove this, as it performs necessary security checks. Add a trusted domain or IP address associated with your server. I'm getting the 'Access through untrusted domain' screen, even though my config.php file has not changed, my domain has not changed, my reverse proxy via Apache has not changed. Specifying trusted domains prevents host header poisoning. I do updates irregularly, but always using the stable channel and always just through Nextcloud's internal WebGUI. Open ownCloud’s config file: sudo nano /var/www/owncloud/config/config. So I've been running Nextcloud for at least a year, probably closer to 2 years and Owncloud before that. Finish ownCloud Configuration Back on the Raspberry Pi, you’ll need to add your home network’s public IP address and DDNS subdomain to the list of trusted IPs.

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