I installed a Nextcloud on Raspberry Pi2. That’s the only thing I have on it, I didn’t touch any other settings except changing the password.
I need to enable https for Nextcloud. I didn’t change any settings from default, so I assume nextcloud is using lighttpd server. I didn’t start using it, so I can reinstall it with different web-server if it would be better.
What should I do?
If you plan to use a domain name + external access:
CertBot/Letsencrypt will generate a SSL cert and setup HTTPS for all websites on the server:
https://dietpi.com/forum/t/dietpi-software-details-for-all-installation-options/22/41
Else, for local access only try self cert (untested):
@Fourdee thank you. I sadly won’t be able to run an extrenal server due to ISP restrictions. I succeeded in using the second method.
Are there any additional steps I need to perform in order to make sure that all communication between my nextcloud server is encrypted, including authentication?
Also, I want Nextcloud clients on my Windows notebooks and my Android Smartphone to be active only when connected to specific Wi-Fi network, to save battery life. How do I achieve it?