Lets Ecrpt does not work - domain chaos?

UCS - Univention Corporate Server
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#1

Hi there,

iam still new to UCS and hope someone can help me out.
Main main problem is missing https support as well as nextcloud does not trust my domain (only ip works)

I do have server 1.2.3.4 running ucs. So far that worked out.
However, i want the server to be avaviable under https://ucs.mydomain.com

So i used my domain made a new dns entry to 1.2.3.4 and created an letsCrypt on that domain for ucs.mydomain.com.

I can access my server with ucs.mydomain.com, but it is “unsafe”.
However, nextcloud does not trust the adress and therefore blocks my request. ucs.mydomain.com/nextcloud.
1.2.3.4/nextcloud does work.

I also installed the LetsEcrypt App from the UCS store and added ucs.mydomain.com there.
Still the same problem. i guess i messed something up something when i installed the UCS server in the first place.

Could some help me about this?

#2

univention-app shell nextcloud sudo -u www-data php /var/www/html/occ config:system:get trusted_domains

that would give you for e.g.

ucs.internal.domain
192.168.60.6

as the list in config.php starts with position 0 (zero) you’ll get entry numbers 0-1 so you have to add new entry with id 2

univention-app shell nextcloud sudo -u www-data php /var/www/html/occ config:system:set trusted_domains 2 --value ucs.mydomain.com

also see: Edit config php for trust domain. what is the command? what is the path? - #2 by ahrnke

rg
Christian

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#3

Thank you Cristian,

iam logged into the server as Administratos@ucs:1234

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#4

Which version of UCS are you running. The current version is 5. It looks like you might be running version 4 based on the error messages in that screen shot.

Is this a new install? If it is I would suggest starting over with version 5 if possible.

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#5

you have to login as root user on cli not administrator - per default it’s the same password for both - except you changed administrator password after installation then the root password is kept original

p.s. never use the administrator on cli (its not an admin there)

rg
Christian

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#6

@Kevo it was 5.0.1 but i updated it this morning (before I posted here) to 5.0.2.
So it is 5.0.2 when i made the screenshot.

@externa1
Thank you i wasent aware of this.
This worked like a charm.

When i want to override a domain. i just set the value for its according number?
Lets say i want to change ucs.mydomain.com to ucs.mynewdomain.com I just use the command above.

univention-app shell nextcloud sudo -u www-data php /var/www/html/occ config:system:set trusted_domains 2 --value ucs.mydomain.com

#7

Nextcloud does work fine now.

But, I totally misses my second point:
The server adress is still “unsecure” as its ssl certificate is not correct.

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