But I assume using rclone with a cronjob might to the same thing? I saw there is a nextcloudmd-client ( ) that can be triggered to sync a nextcloud-account. If I want to use Calibreweb on opalstack the files have to be somewhere within my user on opalstack. It just provides a webinterface to the external storage and temporarily caches it. But from what I understand it doesn't sync an an external storage locally. It turns out hetzner doesn't support external storage because of security reasons, so connecting another server to their nextcloud isn't possible.Ĭonnecting a hetzner-nextcloud to an opalstack-instance is possible. on opalstack and on hetzner and I came to a few conclusions and a new question. I've been toying with nextcloud, apps, calibreweb, syncing.

I tried it out years ago, but more or less new to the whole setup. But maybe someone already figured these things out. I know some questions might be beyond the scope of traditional support. I would like to manage and host my own ebooklibrary, or maybe multiple libraries for different users.Īnd I'm wondering if the ebook-files could be shared between users, without sharing the annotations made by users. Is it possible to run a Calibre-Web-app on Opalstack and connect to a folder within a Nextcloud-app? Or maybe Opalstack could offer storagesolutions in the future as well 😉? Those instances are Nextcloud, but without the other connectionprotocols. They come without Nextcloud, so I assume I could just 'mount' them in the interface? I'm looking for a cost-effective way of having at least 1TB of cloudspace. Is it possible to connect several nextcloud-instances, hosted on different servers and domains? I have a few questions for use case I want to work towards.

I've been thinking about setting up my own private cloud for a while now and when I saw the tutorial on running Nextcloud on Opalstack, I felt overloaded with joy.

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