Well I borked NextCloud install trying to update PHP from 7.2 to 7.3. This gave me an excuse to reinstall everything the way I should have the 1st time, I separated the HD partitions of /home from /root. I used clonezilla to create a “clone” of my installation (Ubuntu Server, LAMP and a properly installed NextCloud) that can quickly be recovered in a matter of minutes. It still took me a few hours to reinstall…Ubuntu Server, Static IP address setup, LAMP stack (using tasksel), phpMyAdmin, MySQL password (it installs without one and is needed for the NextCloud Install), proper permissions for the NextCloud Web folder & data folder, the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate along with all the custom edits needed for this, the NextCloud hardening tweeks it recommends, also enabling the firewall with the proper allows! I’ll be darned if tasksel uninstalled the OpenSSH server again and this time I DIDN’T unselect it. If I was going to screw up the installation now was a good time because the last install was fresh in my memory because it was very recent.