Hi
I have a single board PC from the company Pine64 called the Rock64 and I have installed OMV (OpenMediaVault) that is Debian based to it.
I’m trying to setup Nextcloud and was recommended to install it through Docker. Nextcloud requires MySQL/MariaDB so therefore also installed this through Docker. However, I wanted to install PHPMyAdmin so that I could easily manage my Databases, but haven’t been able to get it work on the ARM64 chip. On the OMV forum I was told to create a Docker network and place Nextcloud, MySQL and PHPMyAdmin together so they could communicate with one another.
Due to not being able to find a working Docker PHPMyAdmin image that would work with an ARM64 chip, I have now removed the MySQL image from Docker leaving only Nextcloud installed. Instead I have installed MySQL, PHPMyAdmin and NGINX (the latter used to run PHPMyAdmin) through the ‘apt-get install <package_name>’ commands using a SSH connection to the Linux system that OMV is built upon.
The OMV Admin Panel accessed through a web browser on a remote computer already runs on NGINX using TCP port 80 so I have set PHPMyAdmin’s port to 8080 and this is accessed via http://192.168.0.123:8080. On this specific page I created a PHP file to display the PHP information; also a way to confirm PHP is working with NGINX.
With MySQL setup this is accessed via http://192.168.0.123:8080/PHPMyAdmin. Because Nextcloud is webpage based I decided that port 8888 shoule be used to prevent conflict with NGINX’s OMV and PHPMyAdmin sites giving me http://192.168.0.123:8888
My problem I have is connecting Nextcloud inside a Docker container to the packages installed the the underlying OS.
Has anyone got any ideas how this can be achieved?
Many thanks
Will