Felipe Posted January 6 Posted January 6 Hello guys! So, I’m new to the Homeland environment and I’m trying to install the Nextcloud AppApi so I can access the platform’s ExApps, but I’m having some difficulty because I’m not very experienced with this and I can’t get it to work. From what I understood, I need to install HaRP, but I haven’t found an “easy” tutorial to make it work. If anyone has a link or video that could help me, I’d really appreciate it! ”AppAPI deploy daemon AppAPI default deploy daemon "harp_proxy_host" is not accessible. Please check the daemon configuration.” Quote
TheGlitch Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago (edited) On 1/5/2026 at 7:09 PM, Felipe said: Hello guys! So, I’m new to the Homeland environment and I’m trying to install the Nextcloud AppApi so I can access the platform’s ExApps, but I’m having some difficulty because I’m not very experienced with this and I can’t get it to work. From what I understood, I need to install HaRP, but I haven’t found an “easy” tutorial to make it work. If anyone has a link or video that could help me, I’d really appreciate it! ”AppAPI deploy daemon AppAPI default deploy daemon "harp_proxy_host" is not accessible. Please check the daemon configuration.” Hey Bud, This is a common point of confusion with Nextcloud, as this is a new framework called AppAPI that was introduced to run "External Apps" (ExApps) for things like AI assistants and more advanced office integrations that run in separate Docker containers for better performance. For these to work, they need a "bridge" called HaRP (Homeland App Runtime Platform). If you are seeing the harp_proxy_host error, it simply means Nextcloud is looking for that bridge and can't find it. Do you need to use the ExApps or just wanting to play around? Edited 1 hour ago by TheGlitch Quote
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