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Nextcloud is much, much less trouble by using AIO docker master container. I've ran Nextcloud for almost a decade, and the AIO is by far the lowest hassle way to do it.
I don't think that works on shared hosting (at least not without similar workarounds and tweaks), but I hear that the AIO method and snap both work really well if you have root access on the machine.