This is where the magic happens. From your local terminal (inside the nextcloud-harp folder), run:
Setting up HaRP typically involves two main phases: deploying the container and registering it within Nextcloud's AppAPI. harp nextcloud install
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Nextcloud plans to remove DSP support in version 35, making migration essential for long-term stability. Install HaRP on the Docker engine currently running DSP. Set HaRP as Default in the AppAPI settings. Reinstall ExApps : Remove existing ExApps (choose Install HaRP on the Docker engine currently running DSP
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Traditional Nextcloud installation methods are riddled with edge cases. The Snap package is easy but limits customization. Docker Compose is flexible but requires understanding volumes, networks, and environment variables. Manual LAMP is educational but suicidal for production.