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== SSH into App ==
 
== SSH into App ==
 
Need to SSH into Heroku after app starts.
 
Need to SSH into Heroku after app starts.
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  heroku ps:exec --app infinite-lowlands-38883
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  heroku ps:exec --app infinite-lowlands-88888
  
 
  Running this command for the first time requires a dyno restart.
 
  Running this command for the first time requires a dyno restart.
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  Waiting for <span style="color:#06989A">web.1</span> to start... done
 
  Waiting for <span style="color:#06989A">web.1</span> to start... done
 
  Establishing credentials... done
 
  Establishing credentials... done
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  Connecting to <span style="color:#34E2E2">web.1</span> on <span style="color:#8787D7">⬢ infinite-lowlands-38883</span>...  
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  Connecting to <span style="color:#34E2E2">web.1</span> on <span style="color:#8787D7">⬢ infinite-lowlands-88888</span>...  
 
  <span style="color:#729FCF">~</span> <span style="color:#8AE234">$</span>
 
  <span style="color:#729FCF">~</span> <span style="color:#8AE234">$</span>
  
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== Create a config ==
 
== Create a config ==
 
* Back on the development machine:
 
* Back on the development machine:
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  cd nextcloud-15.0.8/server/config
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  cd nextcloud-15.0.7/server/config
  
 
* Create the config file:
 
* Create the config file:
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* Push up code changes and restart the server
 
* Push up code changes and restart the server
 
  git push heroku master
 
  git push heroku master
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== Run the Setup ==
 
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# Running the setup, Add username, password, and PostgreSQL information.
 
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# Setup will Fail. Error:  The username is already being used
 
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== Get new config file ==
 
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# Log into Heroku again
 
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heroku ps:exec --app infinite-lowlands-38883
 
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Establishing credentials... done
 
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Connecting to <span style="color:#34E2E2">web.1</span> on <span style="color:#8787D7">⬢ infinite-lowlands-38883</span>...
 
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# Output config file:
 
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<?php
 
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$CONFIG = array (
 
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  'instanceid' => 'oci1sj5gwidj',
 
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  'passwordsalt' => '2YHY53pJ19z1sQH8VLlyxQnJ+G7X/n',
 
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  'secret' => 'UWNfUzFSNDmqTLNwhtsY3FEvg8PfDND8mUfcKmBV78UQweAS',
 
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  'trusted_domains' =>
 
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  array (
 
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    0 => 'infinite-lowlands-38883.herokuapp.com',
 
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  ),
 
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  'datadirectory' => '/app/server/data',
 
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  'dbtype' => 'pgsql',
 
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  'version' => '15.0.8.1',
 
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  'overwrite.cli.url' => 'http://infinite-lowlands-38883.herokuapp.com',
 
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  'dbname' => 'd8saj3o99k4kf6',
 
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  'dbhost' => 'ec2-54-225-72-238.compute-1.amazonaws.com',
 
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  'dbport' => '',
 
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  'dbtableprefix' => 'oc_',
 
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  'dbuser' => 'tvsinoicrvngaq',
 
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  'dbpassword' => 'cb6e7c80e137f4dd06011f1319e1537e81066c66ec9a527fc75980b87d71de82',
 
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);
 
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This step not only establishes the database and site credentials (which we could have added manually), but it sets up the:
 
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username & password, password salt, and secretkey which all are encoded into the database.
 
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We are going to need to save these values and enter them into Heroku's Config Vars.
 
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Now we need to modify the config.php to accept environment variables:
 
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<?php
 
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$CONFIG = array (
 
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  'instanceid' => 'oci1sj5gwidj',
 
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  'passwordsalt' => getenv('PASSWORD_SALT'),
 
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  'secret' => getenv('SECRET'),
 
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  'trusted_domains' =>
 
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  array (
 
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    0 => 'infinite-lowlands-38883.herokuapp.com',
 
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  ),
 
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  'datadirectory' => getenv('DATA_DIRECTORY'),
 
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  'dbtype' => 'pgsql',
 
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  'version' => '15.0.8.1',
 
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  'overwrite.cli.url' => 'http://infinite-lowlands-38883.herokuapp.com',
 
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  'dbname' => getenv('DB_NAME'),
 
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  'dbhost' => getenv('DB_HOST'),
 
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  'dbport' => '',
 
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  'dbtableprefix' => 'oc_',
 
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  'dbuser' => getenv('DB_USER'),
 
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  'dbpassword' => getenv('DB_PASSWORD'),
 
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);
 
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Go ahead and update the config.php on your local git repo to match this. Save and commit.
 
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git add .
 
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git commit -m "Updated config.php. Includes DB credentials, trusted site credentials, passwordsalt & secretkey. All important values are being replaced by Environment Variables."
 
  
 
== Return ==
 
== Return ==

Latest revision as of 20:46, 1 September 2019

Visit the site

If you have not visited the site, you will need to before continuing. Launch the web page to the app, but do not setup the app just yet.

Initial NextCloud Setup

SSH into App

Need to SSH into Heroku after app starts. 

heroku ps:exec --app infinite-lowlands-88888

Running this command for the first time requires a dyno restart.
Do you want to continue? [y/n]: y
Initializing feature... done
Restarting dynos... done
Waiting for web.1 to start... done
Establishing credentials... done
Connecting to web.1 on ⬢ infinite-lowlands-88888... 
~ $

Get the current Config

cd server/config
cat config.php

<?php
$CONFIG = array (
  'instanceid' => 'oczm2c0yitlu',
);

Create a config

  • Back on the development machine:
cd nextcloud-15.0.7/server/config
  • Create the config file:
cat > config.php
<?php
$CONFIG = array (
  'instanceid' => 'oczm2c0yitlu',
);

Ctrl+D 

git add .
git commit -m "Initializing config.php"
  • Push up code changes and restart the server
git push heroku master

Return

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