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Check for nextcloud server and some cleaning
Check for nextcloud server and some cleaning Removed nextant:index
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If we use the releases from github, Could someone clarify me if, is it or isn't necessary to compile app? |
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Not that I can see, should be pretty straight forward to install.
Op za 7 jan. 2017 06:18 schreef Ark74 <notifications@github.com>:
If we use the releases from github,
NT_RELEASE=nextant-master-$NEXTANT_VERSION.tar.gz
Could someone clarify me if, is it or isn't necessary to compile app?
https://github.com/nextcloud/nextant/wiki#installing-nextant
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Ok, thanks. |
| if [ $? -eq 0 ] | ||
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| echo "Nextant app is now installed and enabled." | ||
| echo "Please go to: Admin Settings --> Additional Settings, and configure the app" | ||
| echo -e "Finally run \033[0;32msudo -u www-data php /var/www/nextant/occ nextant:index \033[0mto get nextant running." |
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Couldn't we just do this directly in the script?
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Not until the settings on the nextant app are saved on the admin settings.
Maybe there is a "cli" way of saving them, not sure about it.
But before that it can't be done.
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The user can do that directly in the app settings (at the bottom) so it's necessary to instruct the user to go to admin settings the back to CLI when both can be done in app settings.
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@ezraholm50 Can you review the changes please? |
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Ok, tested and works! |
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Works nicely! |
Checking for a running server and some cleaning.