$ sudo snap set nextcloud phpmemory-limit=-1 cronjob interval configuration by default the cronjob interval is 15 minutes to adjust it (say, 10 minutes) simply run: $ sudo snap set nextcloud nextcloudcron-interval=10m if you want to disable the cronjob completely, run: $ sudo snap set nextcloud nextcloudcron-interval=-1. Download nextcloud snap. Nextcloud is a web app, so it’s possible to install it on any device on raspberry pi you have two main methods to do this : – installing nextcloudpi, a custom raspbian image with everything ready to use – installing nextcloud in raspbian, on your existing raspberry pi installation.
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Same for apache and if necessary mariadb (mysql) easiest way for you would be to install a nextcloud snap it provides everything needed in one package and should work out of the box then you do not need to take care of apache, mariadb and php versions it will be updated with the snap afaik. The snap is nice for getting up and running quickly with minimal space, and will work great if you're happy not messing with it. since it's a snap you also get the benefit of automatic updates and the ability to rollback without worrying about needing to take a snapshot, etc.. This means that instead of installing and configuring a web and database server and then configuring the nextcloud app to run on it, we can install the snap package which handles the underlying systems automatically. to download the nextcloud snap package and install it on the system, type: sudo snap install nextcloud.
