SOLVED Multiple domains in Collabora

victort

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Is there a way to set the Collabora App settings to allow multiple domains to access it instead of the default "first" setting?

I have tried through the shell, but cant edit the /etc/coolwsd/coolwsd.xml file.

Is there a way to set the extra_params to allow this?

I need to be able to access it from two separate nextcloud instances.
 

victort

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Is there a way to set the Collabora App settings to allow multiple domains to access it instead of the default "first" setting?

I have tried through the shell, but cant edit the /etc/coolwsd/coolwsd.xml file.

Is there a way to set the extra_params to allow this?

I need to be able to access it from two separate nextcloud instances.
UPDATE:

It is possible to have multiple domains in the official collabora app by setting extra variables to
Code:
aliasgroup1
https://mydomain.home.com:443

aliasgroup2
https://myotherdomain.home.com:443


Then you can connect using the specified domains.
 

victort

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Another question if someone can help.
Is this statement correct?

It is not possible to edit one file from two different servers (both connected to the same mount point) and be able to see the changes in collaboration.
 

victort

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UPDATE:

It is possible to have multiple domains in the official collabora app by setting extra variables to
Code:
aliasgroup1
https://mydomain.home.com:443

aliasgroup2
https://myotherdomain.home.com:443


Then you can connect using the specified domains.
This is not working anymore as of the latest update. I recently reinstalled collabora, but the Environment Variables are not setting themselves. Anyone have any ideas as to why?
 

victort

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This is possible with the Truecharts Collabora app.

1. Set extra environment variable “alias_groups” to “groups”
2. Set extra environment variable “aliasgroup2” to “https://myother.domain:443”

3. Fill in the already included “Alias Group 1” variable to “https://myfirst.domain:443”
 
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