Update?

Thanks to you Reiner I now have a working Nextcloud + Collabora instance.
After almost a week of failed attempts.
Even not knowing anything about Docker I'm very grateful for that 🙏🏼
Just one question: Is it possible to update to latest 19.x ?
If yes, how to proceed ?
Thanks again!
Gonzo

If you didn't turn off auto update via watchtower: just sit and wait.

search for the following lines:

nextcloud_on_docker/roles/docker_container/vars/main.yml

Line 28 in 6d3bca7

com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable: "true"

each container with this label will be updated automatically.

the images used are defined here:

nextcloud_on_docker/group_vars/all.yml

Line 18 in 6d3bca7

docker_postgres_image: 11-alpine

if you don't want this progressive approach, change the values to your needs and rerun the playbook.

so to stay on version 19 put docker_nextcloud_image: 19-fpm-alpine in docker_container/vars/main.yml

don't change the image family. don't change from fpm-alpine to latest. the playbook won't handle this for you.

if you want to stop auto update just stop or remove the watchtower container.

Hi Reiner,

I waited for a week but Nextcloud did not auto update yet.
I'm currently on 18.0.4 and 18.0.6 has been available since first install day. (And ideally I would like to use the latest 19 version).

On the web app admin settings page, the "Open updater" button bring a 404 page and the "Download now" button offers a zip download to my local machine.

The com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable: "true" label is present in all containers, I didn't turn off auto update via watchtower nor change anything from your install playbook.

The current nextcloud image is
docker_nextcloud_image: stable-fpm-alpine

Where should I look to see if something's missing/wrong for auto updates to actually work?

Thanks again

I'm afraid everything is OK. stable-fpm-alpine is still on version 18.0.4

https://hub.docker.com/layers/nextcloud/library/nextcloud/stable-fpm-alpine/images/sha256-7f1c2c3b9a4d76dcde3618115989979930a9ded5283f81b5fb4ac9775c310413?context=explore (Line 31)

If you want to update yourself have to choose another "fpm-alpine" image. Or have to wait for Nextcloud to update the stable-fpm-alpine image.

https://hub.docker.com/_/nextcloud?tab=tags&page=1&name=fpm-alpine

If you have a backup and tested the procedure on a test machine it should be save to change the image in group_vars/all.yml and rerun the playbook.

Thanks a lot Reiner, it's much clearer for me now!