#COLLABORA CODE UBUNTU DOCKER INSTALL#
I have also managed to install rocket.chat on the same server although both are. In comparison, Collabora can be setup on a 1GB RAM server (using about 65 of ram).
The minimum resources for OnlyOffice are below. However, if you want to give it a try, the sources are there, in the repo I linked above. My analysis is that although OnlyOffice seems to have more features, it needs FAR more hosting resources than Collabora. Without that, I don't have the capabilities to develop it by myself. I don't feel like trying this until some of the LOOnline / CODE developers shows some interest in supporting ARM. I don't have the build environment anymore. I did all this back in May, and I cannot remember the detalis.Īlso, any chance you could compile the collabora CODE branch (refer above) using the same build environment and see if that works or reproduces the same defect ? So I assumed any bug report would be closed as "we don't support ARM".Īnd also, right now I'm not sure whether it crashed when trying to load a document, or when loading the web interface. If you notice, I patched the sources to include ARM, based on an Archlinux PKGBUILD. The source code only includes references to i386 and x86_64. Well, I didn't bother because in the first place Libreoffice Online doesn't support ARM. Is there a bug report stating no document can be loaded on armhf / arm32v7 ?
First list all images sudo docker images -a, then delete the Collabora CODE image using sudo docker rmi#COLLABORA CODE UBUNTU DOCKER FULL#
Is this LibreOffice the same as the one we need and talk about? Would Collabora work out of the box if I uncomment this line?įYI, the full Dockerfile references this base image of Nextcloud if it helps to see what happens there: From a Ubuntu terminal window, remove the Collabora CODE Server container sudo docker rm -f collabora-code. It talks about this full example Dockerfile, this is what I also used but left the line as-is, I didn't comment it out:
In order to install it, simply uncomment the 13th line of the Dockerfile. NOTE: The Dockerfile does not install the LibreOffice package (line is commented), because it would increase the generated Image size by approximately 500 MB. However, I needed the full install with cron enabled and other extensions added, so I built the image myself according to the example documentation: When I was about to install Nextcloud, I went for this image:
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