nextcloud / nextcloud/docker

add additional S3 related environment variables

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2. developing enhancement feature: auto config (environment variables)
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Description

Hi nextcloud/docker friends!

There's a few env vars that would be nice to set via the docker image. Per the docs here's the missing env vars:

  • concurrency defaults to 5 [Note: This defines the maximum number of concurrent multipart uploads]

  • proxy defaults to false

  • timeout defaults to 15

  • uploadPartSize defaults to 524288000

  • putSizeLimit defaults to 104857600

  • version defaults to latest

  • verify_bucket_exists defaults to true [Note: Setting this to false after confirming the bucket has been created may provide a performance benefit, but may not be possible in multibucket scenarios.]

Each of the above would need a OBJECTSTORE_S3_ variable documented in the README.md, and also handled in .config/s3.config.php.

Thanks as always for your kind support over here!

  • with love from nextcloud/helm :)

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Review README.md and .config/s3.config.php, using the linked Nextcloud S3 documentation to confirm each requested setting and default. Document the seven OBJECTSTORE_S3_ variables in README.md and handle them in .config/s3.config.php; done means every listed setting can be configured through the image.

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Tech stack
docker, php, shell
Domain
cloud, devops
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Activity status
Stale
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Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
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