

Install the Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server app from your Nextclouds apps management. If you use a self-signed certificate then you're mostly on your own -) Install the Collabora Online server Setup using the built-in CODE server Note: This guide does NOT cover self-signed certificates. A valid SSL certificate for your Nextcloud.A valid SSL certificate for the domain that Collabora Online should run on.An Apache server with some enabled modules (NGINX instructions in a blog here).A subdomain or a second domain that the Collabora Online server can run on.To install it the following dependencies are required:

#HOW TO SETUP COLLABORA ONLINE SERVER HOW TO#
SupportĮnterprise users who need a more reliable and scalable solution can take advantage of Nextcloud GmbH's optional support contract for Collabora Online.We'll describe how to get Collabora Online running on your server and how to integrate it into your Nextcloud using the docker image Nextcloud and Collabora built. Please report any issues regarding the script in the Nextcloud VM repo. To get the script, please type the following command: wget and then run the script with sudo bash nextant.sh. The only thing you must have prepared before you run the script is to have SSL ( on your Nextcloud domain and to setup a DNS record to a new domain that you will host Collabora Online on ( for example) and point that your server. Please remember to check the variables in the script to suit your config before you run it, though it should work out of the box on all Ubuntu servers from 16.04 an upwards. The developers of the Nextcloud VM has made a script that you can use. Scripted installation (Ubuntu), Server + Nextcloud app Note: Due to our content security policy we cannot open a document on a remote instance without reloading the page to allow Nextcloud embedding the remote Collabora Online instance in a frame. Allow any domain to embed Collabora Online in a frame:.

