OnlyOffice Linux Server Setup
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a clean, no-nonsense installation of OnlyOffice Document Server on my own Linux box. I’m going with the Community edition that offers unlimited connections, so please stick to that build.
Here’s what I expect:
• Install and fully configure OnlyOffice Document Server on my Linux server (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is already running).
• Enable WOPI discovery so the instance can pair smoothly with external platforms.
• Secure the service with SSL—Let’s Encrypt is fine as long as HTTPS works out of the gate.
• Tighten the firewall: open only the ports OnlyOffice needs and block the rest.
• Hand over a short checklist or script I can re-run if I ever need to redeploy.
I’ll validate the job once I can open a document via WOPI over HTTPS without errors.
When you reply, highlight your relevant experience setting up OnlyOffice (or similar collaborative suites) on Linux. No generic pitches, please—just a quick note on past installs and any gotchas you already know how to avoid.
Here’s what I expect:
• Install and fully configure OnlyOffice Document Server on my Linux server (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is already running).
• Enable WOPI discovery so the instance can pair smoothly with external platforms.
• Secure the service with SSL—Let’s Encrypt is fine as long as HTTPS works out of the gate.
• Tighten the firewall: open only the ports OnlyOffice needs and block the rest.
• Hand over a short checklist or script I can re-run if I ever need to redeploy.
I’ll validate the job once I can open a document via WOPI over HTTPS without errors.
When you reply, highlight your relevant experience setting up OnlyOffice (or similar collaborative suites) on Linux. No generic pitches, please—just a quick note on past installs and any gotchas you already know how to avoid.