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NextCloud sadly assumes that you're installing NextCloud at the root of a domain. | NextCloud sadly assumes that you're installing NextCloud at the root of a domain. | ||
| + | (or at least this is certainly true when installing with "installatron" in 2021) | ||
This is easy enough to resolve though! | This is easy enough to resolve though! | ||
| − | in your editor, open | + | # in your editor, open <code>config/config.php</code> |
| + | # Go to line 6 (or so), and fine "trusted_domains" | ||
| + | # Modify existing, or create (a) new array value(s) to include the subdirectory | ||
Latest revision as of 19:22, 15 March 2021
Subdirectory Hosting
NextCloud sadly assumes that you're installing NextCloud at the root of a domain.
(or at least this is certainly true when installing with "installatron" in 2021)
This is easy enough to resolve though!
- in your editor, open
config/config.php - Go to line 6 (or so), and fine "trusted_domains"
- Modify existing, or create (a) new array value(s) to include the subdirectory
