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vhost needs to be changed when upgrading to v14 #663
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@thibaultmol Thanks, that's actually known but I haven't had the time to fix it yet. It's pretty easy actually. In the vhost config file just add this to you config and the issue is solved. |
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@thibaultmol Actually, it was pretty simple when I thought of it. Please test #664 by removing the value then run the update script again from the PR. |
@enoch85 I can't seem to get it working. What I did (on the Digitalocean droplet I have encountered this problem) was : |
What's the name of your vhost in apache? It only checks for subdomain,yourdomain.xyz which is the case if you run the LE script. |
@enoch85 |
Can you please report another issue for that? What's the output of |
@enoch85 nextcloud.thibaultmol.link |
I tested it and it works, so I merged it now. Please remove the line in your apache config and then run update.sh as usual. |
@enoch85 I don't see the line though. What line are you referring to? (or are you referring to the file itself?) |
@thibaultmol Do you have Teamviewer? Please send me an email and I'll do it for you. :) |
@enoch85 sent it to github AT hanssonit.se |
Thanks, issue solved. :) |
I've just upgraded from 14.0.3 to 14.0.4 and now I get this warning message - it was not present in 14.0.3! I tried the change you suggest (in my /etc/httpd/conf.d/nextcloud.conf file) but I still get this warning. Do I have to do something else to resolve this? |
I think this is the PR that is causing this behavior. |
Or this one |
But still strange since we use the correct Policy: Code allows |
So there is nothing I need to do at the moment? |
I will have a look at this later this weekend. |
Just found out that removing it from the Apache vhost fixed the issue. cc @rullzer @MorrisJobke So that PR when it was added to .htaccess it acutally borke the setup check. |
Great, thank you! |
Steps to reproduce
Behaviour
When going to the /settings/admin/overview page, it says the following after the upgrade:
How did you install the VM? Installed from Master and then updated using the script (update was successful it said)
Network
Do you use DHCP? Digitalocean VPS
Is port 80 and/or 443 open? yes
So just seems like this config change needs to happen when updating: nextcloud/server#10624 (comment)
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