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Docker Compose's AIO NC downloads file instead of opening #182
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Which Nextcloud version are you using? Can you verify that the shipped file in
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Sorry for the delay, it's been a busy time. Nextcloud version is 29.0.4, Hub 8, and the entry does not exist in the mimetypealiases file. Not a trace of whiteboard or excalidraw anywhere |
Your Nextcloud version is quite old, make sure to update at least to the latest patch release, the mimetype support for whiteboard was only added with v29.0.5 but we are currently at 29.0.8 with nextcloud/server#46711 |
That explains things. Gonna docker pull and test the whole thing again. Will report outcome |
Bad news: trying to regain access to the AIO interface, I broke my Nextcloud. No biggie, nothing important was lost, got access to the data folder and saved everything. Good news: I installed Whiteboard from the AIO interface when reinstalling Nextcloud and can confirm it just works. I only need to re-make 2 accounts and re-upload my stuff, the other guy had nothing uploaded so, as said: nothing was lost |
I'm using NC through a Docker Compose file, as well as Whiteboard, both of them behind Nginx Proxy Manager entries, with HTTPS and functioning properly. The configuration's all good, the connection is green, both servers are reachable and can see each other, yada yada. But when I create a file on NC and I try to open it, it instead just downloads.
I've opened a bash on the nextcloud container to check the mimetype thing the readme talks about when this happens, but the "mimetypealiases.json" file doesn't exist, neither does the "mimetypemapping.js". "mimetypemapping.dist.js" does exist, although no metions or entries about "whiteboard" or "wbr" are there, and even if they were, I read on NC's docs that the dist files are not for us to touch.
So what do I pull to fix this?
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