Collabora Online - Built-in CODE Server (ARM64) Installation Failure on Nextcloud 30

[Mycloudlive20]

The Collabora Online built-in CODE Server for ARM64 architecture fails to install correctly on Nextcloud 30.

[joshtrichards]

Care to elaborate?

[elpraga]

I am not sure it I am suffering from the same issue @joshtrichards as I am running NC29, but the only information I can find in the log is "Failed to connect to the remote server: cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 5002 milliseconds with 0 bytes received (see https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html) for https://my.nextcloud.install:1943/apps/richdocumentscode_arm64/proxy.php?req=/hosting/discovery"

• The unusual port is correct, I am connecting to my NC on RPi4 through a reverse SSH tunnel (hence the unusual port, as it does not require running ssh connection as root). All NC runs like a charm. All but the built-in server.

Is there any specific confing that needs to be added to the apache configuration for the built-in server? (I have seen some ReverseProxy setting, but I was unable to find any reliable information).

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I feel completely lost ATM.

Thank you all for making Collabora available!

[fredericgermain]

I see this warning in nextcloud 30,

This app cannot be installed because the following dependencies are not fulfilled:
The following architectures are supported: x86_64

[fredericgermain]

warning probably added as arm64 support is broken since a few months #226

[joshtrichards]

@fredericgermain You're getting that warning because there is an architecture mismatch. See #287 / #198. Keep in mind:

• only Linux is supported
• there are two editions of the Built-in CODE Server (one is for x86_64 and the other for aarch64). You must install the appropriate app for your environment.

@elpraga Can you curl that URL from your server? I suggest posting at the help forum - https://help.nextcloud.com - until it's clear what you're facing is an actual bug.

[elpraga]

@fredericgermain Thank you for getting back to me!

I was able to make my Built-in CODE (arm64) work again.

I took two steps:

1. opened an inbound rule on my AWS server for port 9981 (I did not know that was needed when using the Built-in version)
2. added (I was unable to check yet if this step is needed)

'overwritehost' => 'https://my.server:port#',
'overwrite.cli.url' => 'https://my.server:port#',

So, I am able to edit files online now, but I am still using NC29.0.8

[fredericgermain]

Hi everyone!

Thanks for the quick responses

I spend more time today and I have it working on my jetson nano, Nextcloud 30.

I proposed an edit in the README.md here to make it clearer. But feel free to reject it if you feel it's not much better.

But the root of the problem on my side, is that Nextcloud 30 for arm64 from https://hub.docker.com/_/nextcloud comes installed with richdocumentscode and not richdocumentscode_arm64. I will need to double check more carefully when I have time and open a issue on their side.

I believe you can close this issue as @elpraga comment seems it could install it on Nextcloud 30 too?