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But why is it set to the version specific folder to begin with rather than the common directory where it is supposed to be stored? I don't understand why I...

I'm aware of that possibility, but that might be overkill if all you want is to install an app, which I suppose is the reason for the existence of a...

@scubamuc Maybe I wasn't clear enough. We can currently do "sudo snap set nextcloud ports.http=81 ports.https=444", which would bind to *:81 and *:444, which basically assigns 16,7 million IP addresses...

@scubamuc But that argument would apply to the current ability to configure HTTP port as well. You could just run it in a container or a VM if you wanted...

@scubamuc Again, I get the impression that I used an example that derailed everything, so let me put it differently; I might want to expose my Nextcloud only to my...

@scubamuc This is really silly. Please stop. Nextcloud does of course offer this, like all other software does. It's the Nextcloud snap that prevents it by hiding the individual services...

But just to be clear; this is only complicated when installing Nextcloud as a snap and very easy if you install it normally.

@kyrofa I didn't intend for it to become a big deal. I just noticed it and thought I'd report it since it didn't seem to be. If it was up...

@kyrofa I agree with you, but don't you think that part of the reason why it isn't a standard practice is that we haven't had these types of bundles before?...

@kyrofa Making things available on the internet or other networks is a different thing though; that's what proxies are for. In some cases you might not want to expose something...