Burn NextcloudPi image on a single board computer

Install Operating System

Download NextCloudPi OS Image for RaspberryPi from nextcloud’s Github

Burn image onto an SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager

• downloaded image =: Operating System
• Click the gear to open settings
• to always use =: Image customization options
• plutoscloud =: Set hostname
• Use password authentication =: Enable SSH
• anton, password =: Set username and password
• Set locale settings
  • Europe/Berlin =: Time zone
  • de =: Keyboard layout
• Save and write to SD card

Put SD card into PI and boot it up

Assign the PI a fixed IP address via the router or a static IP

Enable NextcloudPi Web Interface

Login to the PI via SSH

ssh-keygen -R plutoscloud
ssh plutoscloud

• The Nextcloudpi logo should appear

Enable local network HTTP connection to NextcloudPi Configuration Web Panel

• Run sudo ncp-config
• Open CONFIG > nc-webui
• Replace no with yes
• Restart webserver sudo systemctl reload apache2

Access remotely

• Open ssh anton@plutoscloud.local on your computer and login using your Raspberry Pi credential to access NextcloudPi Shell
• Open https://10.0.0.2:4333 in your computers web browser to access NextcloudPi Configuration Web Panel
  • Initial username: ncp
  • Initial password: ownyourbits
• Save the newly generated Nextcloud and NextcloudPi credentials

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Sources:

• Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Cloud Server With Nextcloud
• Tutorial: How to migrate mass data to a new NextCloud server - 📑 How to - Nextcloud community
• ☁ Nextcloud Server Anleitung: Eigene (Raspberry Pi) Cloud einrichten

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Tags: Setup my PlutosCloud