I have installed nextcloud apparently successfully in free “host 000webhost” using web installer
I enter one first time with my user and navigate through menus, i installed also calendar and contact apps…everything went smooth… but dont know why i cant access any more, i got a blank page. I tried to install external storage one drive and google drive but i got an error inside nextcloud.
I attach my server intalled using the web installer…
Nextcloud version (eg, 12.0.2) : 16.0.3 ( web installer)
Operating system and version (eg, Ubuntu 17.04) : Dont know using 000webhost
Apache or nginx version (eg, Apache 2.4.25) : Dont know using 000webhost
PHP version (eg, 7.1) :7.1
I know but its for eduacational purposes… I have a local ubuntu 18.04 server with nextcloud installed virtual machine… So i wanted to test with my students a hosting free… so they could test for example : edunextcloud.000webhostapp.com and connect there from different places and networks… also they could use the nextcloud app for android… We wont exceed the quota or load the servers…
Hello! Do you know if your application queries the database intensively? Blank page (most likely masked error 500) was probably caused by script returning bad response from database amid rate limiting policy (see below link).
Next time you receive the blank page, make sure /public_html/.htaccess contains php_value display_errors 1 to output any eventual error.
Seems i pass the database limit, after an hour or so i could login.
Now i have a permissions on a folder problem. In 000webhost i have all the folder with full rights but if i enter in nextcloud they told me that i dont have enough permissions to upload a file…
Thanks but i tried i think the problem is which user and group is 000webhost giving me to change permissions in free plan. I can change permissions of group, but dont know which group… ex: i cant attach read, write permissions to www-data group or apache group, or apache user or www-data user… I have a “predefined user and group” and seems that this are not enough to nextcloud…