Extremely nerdy question, and boosts would be gratefully appreciated.
I have an Ubuntu linux box that I've hacked upon with apache and various bits to get some websites working internally. They're for my use with my gaming.
I am looking to migrate off Google Drive and onto NextCloud hosted in-home.
Is there a way I can keep this one box and use subdomains so I can have both NextCloud and my gaming sites on my Ubuntu install? Or better to have separate machines?
#linux #nextcloud #apache
Michael / Chgowiz 🎲🎲 /
npub14l…nrenr
2024-01-10 23:36:34
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