nextcloud/vm 19.0.0

19.0.0 (Hub)

on GitHub

Download can be found here: https://www.hanssonit.se/nextcloud-vm/

Check the latest commits here: https://github.com/nextcloud/vm/commits/master

Documentation can be found here: https://docs.hanssonit.se/s/W6fMouPiqQz3_Mog/virtual-machines-vm/d/W7Du9uPiqQz3_Mr1/nextcloud-vm-machine-configuration

Small changelog:

• It's now possible to upgrade to specific BETA or RC version with the update script. Please see README.md in this repo
• Webmin now installs as normal and is shipped with this release
• Allow Ubuntu 18.04 users to upgrade Redis (update script should now work without any deprecation)
• Make functions more generic
• Add menu.sh to reach all different setup prompts
• Huge fixes to the SMB-mount script (can be chosen from running sudo bash /var/scripts/menu.sh
• Talk does only install on Ubuntu 20.04 from now on due to changed settings in conf file (coturn is newer)
• Remove activate-ssl.sh since activate-tls.sh is the default in 18.0.4
• Fix check to see if PHP-FPM is installed when running the TLS script.
• Change port check to /www.networkappers.com since the old one was failing
• Furhter updates to netplan.io yaml config
• Make ZFS import check a function
• Change max php-fpm children for the Home/SME server, depending on RAM (hard coded)
• Make last prompt shorter, to avoid users not hitting OK, which will reboot the server and do final settings (important)
• Fix LVM to autoexpand since the Live installer is broken (Ubuntu bug)
• Other fixes for NC 19
• Add back OnlyOffice in the /old folder (in this repo)
• Use UUID for ZFS (safer)
• A lot of other fixes for ZFS, it's now more stable than what's coming in Ubuntu standard
• Make it possible to install on Red Har related distros (not all of them, but for the sysvendor in the format-disk script at least)
• Minor bugfixes and improvements
• Much more....

Full changelog:

• https://github.com/nextcloud/vm/compare/18.0.4..19.0.0
• https://nextcloud.com/changelog/#latest19

Known errors:

N/A

Good to know

• If you plan to install apps that use docker containers such as Collabora or Full Text Search, you need to raise the amount of RAM to at least 4 GB. If you don't, the startup script will fail to set enough max_children to the PHP-FPM configuration as we calculate on available RAM, and not the total.

  Collabora requires 2 GB additional RAM
  Full Text Search requires 2 GB additional RAM

If you run Hyper-V or want 500 GB, 1 TB or 2 TB VM you can download it from T&M Hansson IT's shop.
Please note that BOTH disks need to be imported when using the Hyper-V image. Disk1 for OS, Disk2 for DATA.

PR's are more than welcome. Happy Nextclouding!