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The trusted_domains setting for Nextcloud using port 443 (HTTPS) should not include the port number. This has been verified to be correct according to the help notes:
cloud.domain.com (if you use port 443 externally)</br>
192.168.1.100:9001 (replace ip and port with your own)</br></br>
This will be appended to the trusted domains list, but changing that will not remove it from the list.</br>
However, the docker-compose file always appends the WebUI port to the host configuration, when the host domain is set without a colon. This behavior doesn't handle port 443 condition properly.
The
trusted_domains
setting for Nextcloud using port 443 (HTTPS) should not include the port number. This has been verified to be correct according to the help notes:apps/trains/stable/nextcloud/1.5.8/questions.yaml
Lines 95 to 103 in f886be7
However, the docker-compose file always appends the WebUI port to the host configuration, when the host domain is set without a colon. This behavior doesn't handle port 443 condition properly.
apps/ix-dev/stable/nextcloud/templates/docker-compose.yaml
Lines 106 to 109 in f886be7
Proposed Solution:
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