- #COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD HOW TO#
- #COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD UPDATE#
- #COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD CODE#
- #COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD LICENSE#
#COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD LICENSE#
It uses a license model where you pay for its use per month. The most widely used online office suite with these capabilities is Microsoft Office 365. Every editor can see what the others are currently working on. I had promised a separate article about the addition of “collaborative editing” and this is it.Ĭollaborative editing on documents allows people from all over the world to have the exact same document (text, spreadsheet, presentation, vector graphics) open in a web-based online editor and collaborate on its content in real-time.
#COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD HOW TO#
In the previous Episode called “ Productivity Platform” I have shown you how to setup the NextCloud platform on your Slackware server.
#COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD UPDATE#
based on readers’ feedback I may add, update or modify their content. These articles are living documents, i.e. The first episode also contains an introduction with some more detail about what you can expect.
#COLLABORA ONLINE DEMO NEXTCLOUD CODE#
I have Collabora Online 4.0.4 installed with Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server 6.4.A spin-off from our previous Episode in this series is this fifth article about using Slackware as your private/personal ‘cloud server’.Ĭheck out the list below which shows past, present and future episodes in the series, if the article has already been written you’ll be able to click on the subject. I did set overwrite protocol in the nextcould settings but that does not have any effect on it ether.Īlso updated to NextCloud 21.0.1 but that made no difference. And it almost works where it not for a small oversight. If you choose to use the internal server (which I want because this is a setup for light use) It understandably does not give you any other configuration options. I have been unable to find any setting or config file where I can correct this. I am experiencing the same mixed content issue.Ĭontent Security Policy: The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource at (“connect-src”).īlocked loading mixed active content “ If I attempt to reach these URLs over https there is a response and Collabora does attempt to load but there are simply more mixed content failures. So how do I get the Collabora code server to work via https>http apache proxy or is it not possible with Nextcloud Snap? On inspecting the Firefox console output it is showing mixed content errors:Ĭontent Security Policy: The page's settings blocked the loading of a resource at ("connect-src"). BTW, using Onlyoffice & Community Document Server works OK. I am guessing it is either an https>http issue or the proxy but so far I am stumped. I have been doing some searching but can't find a solution. Switching back to built in code server is the same fault again. Noted that in NC settings it shows a tick and Collabora online server is still reachable. However if I configure and access via an Apache Proxy on 192.168.1.12 (https>http) ie, nextcloud.my.domain, NC works fine but opening a document gives me a white page. If I configure and access NC as it works ok and so does Collabora.
In NC settings it shows a tick and Collabora online server as reachable. I have SNAP NC 19.0.3 installed with Collabora built in code server 4.2.8 and Collabora online 3.7.4.
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