Installing Nextcloud on Ubuntu 24.04 with Let's Encrypt
To install Nextcloud on Ubuntu 24.04 with a Let's Encrypt certificate, you'll first update the package index, use the Snap package manager to install Nextcloud, then configure a Nextcloud administrative account using the command line. Finally you'll set up Let's Encrypt using thenextcloud.enable-https
command.
Note
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To follow this tutorial, you'll need:- An Ubuntu 24.04 server with a non-root user with
sudo
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sudo
user.
Step 1: Updating the Package Cache
Start by updating the packages in the package manager cache to the latest available versions using the following command:sudo apt update
Step 2: Installing Nextcloud on Ubuntu Using Snap
To install Nextcloud, we can take advantage of the Snap packaging tool for Ubuntu, which allows software organizations to publish software in a single package with all dependencies, configurations, and auto-updating features. Run the following command to install the Nextcloud snap package:sudo snap install nextcloud
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