Using Terminal Commands For Nextcloud Snap

markdj

Hello, I've been running Solus Budgie on an old Macbook Pro over the past month and have been thoroughly enjoying the experience.

I also have a Dell Optiplex that has Nextcloud Snap running on an Elementary OS install, but I now wish to switch it over to Solus. The Nextcloud Snap comes with some nice command line utilities to be able to easily export and import the instance. However when testing this on Solus the command sudo nextcloud.export for example, returns as "command not found".

The configuration commands such as sudo snap set nextcloud php.memory-limit=512M run OK. Is there some Solus specific way for running these other utility commands, that I'm unaware of?

Thanks.

markdj

markdj So after doing some more digging around I discovered that it is possible run the CLI commands with a tweak to it. So to run the nextcloud.export utility I ran the following:

sudo /snap/bin/nextcloud.export

It seems that it needs to be done like this for certain Linux distributions that aren't Ubuntu based.