Update NextCloud docs with non php-fpm info #817
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Looks like that was changed with docker-library/official-images#2560. I'll let @pierreozoux decide how he wants to change the docs to accommodate this change. |
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The reworked readme (#929) has this already fixed. |
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The NextCloud official docs state that by default it runs with PHP-fpm, but the default (
latest) tag uses Apache.Also, the docs state that it would run on port
9000, while it will actually be running on port80(as it is run with Apache).As it already has an internal Apache instance and that Apache is listening on port
80, I added a paragraph specifying how to run it directly, without a reverse proxy, by binding to the port directly.