Reboot Ubuntu Server and Nextcloud didn't 'run

[nacholopex]

Steps to reproduce

1. Reboot Ubuntu Server
2. Start Apache2 (check its running with service apache2 status)
3. Start mysql service (check its running with service mysql status)

Expected behaviour

Running nextcloud normally when I start apache2 and mysql service.

Actual behaviour

Only see the apache2 website when I visit my IP and cant see anything when I visit the website domain where I pointed my public IP.

Server configuration

Operating system:
Ubuntu Server 18.04.1 LTS

Web server:
https://lopezdrive.tk

Question

It's possible to run all automatically at the startup?

First time creating a server 😅

[nextcloud-bot]

GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are #4793 (run nextcloud server install), #7622 (NextCloud Server Listener ), #11205 ([Nextcloud 14] Internal Server Error), #237 (503 Error after nextcloud runs a time), and #8753 (Nextcloud server is not cleaning old uploads entries).

[tomtomas99911]

Of course,
just enable services for mysql and apache2.
"systemctl enable myslq"
"systemctl enable apache2"

[nacholopex]

Steps to reproduce

1. Reboot Ubuntu Server
2. Start Apache2 (check its running with service apache2 status)
3. Start mysql service (check its running with service mysql status)

Expected behaviour

Running nextcloud normally when I start apache2 and mysql service.

Actual behaviour

Only see the apache2 website when I visit my IP and cant see anything when I visit the website domain where I pointed my public IP.

Server configuration

Operating system:
Ubuntu Server 18.04.1 LTS

Web server:
https://lopezdrive.tk

Question

It's possible to run all automatically at the startup?

First time creating a server 😅

• I solved one of the problem, apache2 its creating conflicts. When apache2 is running the server can't show me the login page of nextcloud.

• Any solution to run apache2 and nextcloud simultaneously or maybe I don't need to start apache2 to show other websites?

[jabouchleih]

How are you running your Nextcloud instance? Via Docker or is it a local installation?
If it's the latter, normally if no web server is running, then requests should be denied at all.