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enable bigger file upload size, update script for docker images, add gitignore to ignore nextcloud docker volumes #5

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As described here
nextcloud/docker#95
it would be nice to upload files that have a bigger filesize

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... also an update file should be used to update docker images from time to time

@bleissem bleissem changed the title enable bigger file upload size enable bigger file upload size, update script for docker images Jul 29, 2018
@bleissem bleissem changed the title enable bigger file upload size, update script for docker images enable bigger file upload size, update script for docker images, add gitignore to ignore nextcloud docker volumes Aug 14, 2018
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also ignore docker volumes directorie (nextcloud, proxy) that are mapped to the current folder

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kolgrov commented Feb 1, 2019

@bleissem I appreciate your contribution. The update script makes sense. However, when I add
- ./uploadsize.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/uploadsize.conf:ro
to accept larger files, my nextcloud instance does not come up again after running the update-script. Any ideas?

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kolgrov commented Feb 19, 2019

@bleissem No, I cloned @ichiTechs, but added your updates. I got it to work by placing uploadsize.conf under proxy/conf.d. And I have no entry in my docker-compose.yml

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bleissem commented Feb 23, 2019

@kolgrov Well I use update.sh script, which then runs docker-compse that uses the docker-compose.yaml file and that works (for me).
I just added another modifiaction to the docker-compose.yaml
May be it's better to use the stable-fpm docker image, since updating nextcloud should work like a charm.

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Worked for me, thanks a lot.

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