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[BUG] <title>This container runs commands “update-ca-certificates” invalid #459
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The paths used are not correct for alpine Linux. |
HI ,Roxedus |
You install the app within nextcloud. |
I have installed software for external storage. But to use SMB, it is required to install SMB support software on the host, but I am not sure what needs to be installed |
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unfortunately, this is very much out of scope. many required items were missing from the docker run, improper actions were being taken on the container, and we do not provide support for how to use remote storage, this is covered in nextcloud's documentation. closing this as out of scope. |
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
#After connecting to S3 storage, I found that NextCloud cannot access it
#I went to NextCloud's log center
#This log clearly tells us that the system did not trust this certificate
Expected Behavior
After these operations are executed and my minio S3 storage is functioning properly, NextCloud will work properly and store the data in the S3 backend
Steps To Reproduce
#1. I will first copy a CA certificate to/usr/share/ca certificates/mozilla/
docker cp CA-cloud.com.crt nextcloud1:/usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/
#Entering the interior of the container
docker exec -it nextcloud1 bash
#2. edit /etc/ca-certificates.conf
nano /etc/ca-certificates.conf
#3. Go to the end of the file and add mozilla/CA-cloud.com.crt
#4. RUN update-ca-certificates
update-ca-certificates
#5. not output
#6. But the original NextCloud container has relevant output and will trust this certificate normally
#7. Add S3 storage configuration
vi /home/nextcloud1/appdata/www/nextcloud/config/config.php
#8. Once added, you will immediately be unable to access NextCloud
#Unless the configuration files stored in S3 are removed
vi /home/nextcloud1/appdata/www/nextcloud/config/config.php
#I went to NextCloud's log center
#This log clearly tells us that the system did not trust this certificate
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs
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