How to edit the configuration file of Nextcloud started based on Docker.

[c469591]

Hello, I have used nextcloud AIO before, and recently I tried the latest version of nextcloud again. I found that I don't know how to edit the configuration file.
I use this command to directly start nextcloud.

docker run -d -p 8080:80 nextcloud

I have successfully logged into the Nextcloud dashboard page, but after configuring HTTPS in Nginx, when connecting via HTTPS, the webpage alerts me that my domain is not on the whitelist. Following the instructions in the user manual,
I understand that I need to modify the configuration file; however, it does not mention how to directly edit configuration files within a Docker container.
Another question is about creating additional user accounts so that my team members can also log into Nextcloud. It seems from the users' page on the website that only an admin account is visible and there's no option to add new ones. How do I create other new users?
Thank you.

[joshtrichards]

I understand that I need to modify the configuration file; however, it does not mention how to directly edit configuration files within a Docker container.

This is more a general Docker question than anything Nextcloud specific, but here are some hints:

https://github.com/nextcloud/docker?tab=readme-ov-file#using-the-nextcloud-command-line-interface

https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/container_exec/

Another question is about creating additional user accounts so that my team members can also log into Nextcloud. It seems from the users' page on the website that only an admin account is visible and there's no option to add new ones. How do I create other new users?

This channel is for reporting bugs in the image. It's not for general Nextcloud Server assistance or bug reporting (not that this is a bug). You can find help on the Nextcloud Help Forum: https://help.nextcloud.com/ as well as the general Docker Forums: https://forums.docker.com/

However as a hint there is a New User button in the upper left of the Users page.

P.S. As an aside, keep in mind that your docker run -d -p 8080:80 nextcloud run command isn't really suitable for production use. Make sure to read the rest of README to understand database integration and persistent volumes. The Nextcloud Help Forum is a good resource for help/advice in this area if stuck or looking for feedback. Good luck!