Easy automatic CLI-Installation of Nextcloud
This script features an automatic installation of Nextcloud via CLI.
The script will check if you've already installed a Nextcloud version and if it's the latest release-version (e.g. 11.0.2).
You decide, how you want to install Nextcloud on your server. For example you can set the target directory, SMTP-Credentials,
admin-Username and much more!
Database-Name, Database-password and Admin-password will be generated automatically - due to security reasons. You can also specify everything whitin the "default.json"-file. Simply load the JSON-File with "-c" or "--config" parameter!
Now let the script do it's work.
That's it! Once it's done, visit your website and enjoy Nextcloud!
wget https://git.io/nextcloud --no-check-certificate -O nextcloud-install.sh && bash nextcloud-install.sh
You can specify some variables before script run.
E.g. you can set the Nextcloud version or the
MySQL root password. If no option is set, the
script will use default variables.
-h --help display this help and exit
-v --version specify Nextcloud Version (e.g. 10.0.0)
-p --password sets the MySQL root password. Type -p "P@s$"
-r --root sets the MySQL root user
-m --mysqlhost sets the MySQL Host
-n --name sets the Nextcloud name, used for Database
-u --url sets the URL for Nextcloud installation
-d --directory sets the full installation path
-f --folder sets the desired folder (example.com/folder). May be empty
-s --smtp setup SMTP during script run (Type -s "y" or -s "n")
-a --apps setup additionals apps during run (Type -a "y" or -a "n")
-c --config path to JSON config file
If you want to install v9.0.53 for example, use:
./nc_install.sh -v 9.0.53 or ./nc_install.sh --version 9.0.53
- Tested on CentOS 6.8 & 7.3
- Tested on Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04, 16.04
- Tested on Fedora 23, 24 & 25
- Tested on Debian 7 & 8
I'm sure it will work on every Linux System, even if I haven't tested it yet :)
This script requires the following packages: pv bzip2 rsync php-process bc
The packages will be installed automatically when you run the script.