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mcphailqu1nn_1: yes...00:08
qu1nn_1I followed the instructions and it is saying that when I go to <hostname>.local that the nextcloud page should come up, I am getting the apache page... any guidance on what to do now? (i am on a fresh install of debian 9)00:36
qu1nn_1the instructions say I am supposed to create an admin pw on a nexcloud web interface.00:37
qu1nn_1I will be right back going to reboot....00:37
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qu1nn_1nope, still coming up with the "apache2 Debian default page" when I type <hostname>.local00:42
qu1nn_1is there a troubleshooting guide for nextcloud snap?00:43
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qu1nn_1how do you remove a snap install02:47
zygagood morning07:49
mcphailqu1nn_1: you must already have apache set up, and this will have claimed port 80 and probably 443. So, the nextcloud snap won't be able to claim them and won't work07:51
mcphailqu1nn_1: if you're using the snap, you're going to be using the machine for a single purpose. If you need more flexibility, tge snap won't be for you (unless something has changed recently in the way kyrofa arranges the config)07:53
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mupPR snapcraft#1409 closed: snap: remove completer entry <Created by sergiusens> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/1409>15:26
mupPR snapcraft#1411 opened: tests: build the snapcraft snap in travis tests <Created by elopio> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/1411>15:29

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