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Nextcloud Releases Version 9 of Self-Hosting Platform
File Storage, Video Conferencing, Calendar, E-Mail, Office Suite, and… AI. Seriously. Nextcloud has an A.I. Chatbot built into it now. Wild. Oh, and Nextcloud now supports Federating. And you can run it on a Raspberry Pi. Which. Also wild.
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Stupid Face in the thumbnail
Good video 👏🏻
That thumbnail will haunt my dreams.
Subscription systems van be done with api calls. Ive done it for using nextcloud on large paid video conferences. The api is super simple to use but does need good monitoring since it is user based credentialing
Announcements app for nextCloud does similar to what you're requesting. I use it for conpany memos
Been using Nextcloud for a couple of years now. I am a big fan of it. The only beef I have with them is that they hurry too much with new releases, especially when silently modifying some API in the background which breaks other applications after update (they did this from 27 to 28) and the accelerated release cycle doesn't allow other developers (and even their own internal developers – I'm looking at the "Full text search – Files – Tesseract OCR" or "Plain text editor" apps here, which have had their last releases in 2022 and mid 2023 respectively) to catch up. And nested groups of users, which is apparently "not a feature needed" by their paying customers? Imagine that: a paying customer, which will probably be quite a big organisation, will be fine with an admin having to manually add each user to dozens of groups… Yes, there is also that, paying customers have a waaaaay much higher priority in getting issues fixed. So I am still stuck at version 27, while 30 is out… Yep, they jumped 3 versions in less than a year…
They should slow down the release cycle and consolidate existing features and making sure that other app developers can catch up, especially after a major change to the internals… Or perhaps allow for some backwards compatibility?
And of course, the tendency to break the system during major version upgrades is still there…
But otherwise I just love the platform. Sorry for the rant.
I had Nextcloud on a raspberry pi 4b. I connected an external harddrive and used that mount point for Nextcloud. It did work but the issue i consistently ran into is that it saved temporary files during upload on the SD card which resulted in the crashing of Nextcloud almost every month because the SD card was completely full. It seems like in many cases it did not remove the temporary files after finishing the upload or it freezes when uploading a larger file then the space available on the SD card at the time. So when you install it on a rpi use a very large SD card just to be sure:)
Every self-hosted application needs some attention in terms of backups… But not Nextcloud. If you want to try Nextcloud, guys, first think about backuping up everything you put on Nextcloud. And you need to backup the Nextcloud instance extensively: ZFS/BTRFS snapshots of databases, configs, data. You will thank me later
AVideo is sorta a self host youtube i played with it was a bit fun
Is it finally able to sync 2 files? no? oh well… it's not like syncthing exists
I am using nextcloud for a few years now, but I rarely use the webinterface if I can avoid it. it is just WAAY to slow
9:36 Just don't bother with syncing usernames, just give each patron etc a dedicated user number that they can apply to their user account manually on your server. Once applied it is permanent unless for some reason (like legal req to delete after inactive period of I think it was 6 years) the account is deleted.
I started using NextCloud just for the mail client, and notes. Both to get around blocked sites at work. But I've been using it more and more his last 2 years.
I even got back into having an RSS readerr, within NextCloud – an elegant idea from a more civilized age.
Whats wrong with php?
federated servers were all good until the leftists decided to use the bot exclusion features to block the human beings they didn't like.
Does Nextcloud have anything akin to Google Keep?
I need to look into next cloud.
Why does everything has to have useless AI in it
nice
10:00 LDAP + Zitadel / Netbird
The problem with nextcloud is it's written in PHP. You need a redis server to go with it or the performance is terrible and redis sucks .