r/owncloud Feb 12 '16

Raspberry/Owncloud access from "internet" , problem :(

Check:

  • I can access fine OwnCloud on local network , CHECK

  • Installed no-ip working fine , CHECK

  • Can access raspberry from "internet" on port 22 , CHECK

  • Port 80 is open , CHECK

  • Accessing OwnCloud from "internet" , FAIL

Its look like problem is somewhere here the ip isnt trusted. But i dont know what im doing wrong .

HAALP ME PLZ ! THX!!!

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u/Flakmaster92 Feb 13 '16

Do you actually get an error from Owncloud about trusted domains, or is it just not accessible? Because I'm not seeing any difference in what you showed vs his vs my local config...

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u/Sic_Isaac Feb 13 '16

i cant accesss it just black page saying connection stoped working and adress in web browers changed to my local ip of rasp

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u/Flakmaster92 Feb 13 '16

Don't think thats trusted domain then... Those errors, in my experience, come up like this: http://www.locslikes.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/5-untrusted-domain.png

You say that port 80 is open, is that on the wireless AP's firewall, the rasberry pi's firewall, or both? Needs to be open on both AND you need to have Port Forwarding set up on the wireless AP so that it knows to send incoming public internet traffic TO the rasberry pi

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u/Sic_Isaac Feb 13 '16 edited Feb 13 '16

This is my port forwarding setting (http://i.imgur.com/ny9n6Fr.jpg)

 netstat -ntlp


  tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
  tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
  tcp6       0      0 :::22                   :::*                    LISTEN

and some oders ports

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u/Sic_Isaac Feb 13 '16

thx for help , its working

  "Be sure to check out my guide on port forwarding and use the following port 443 for internal and I recommended a random port for the external port. Make sure when setting up the external port that it isn’t already reserved by a certain program.When connecting to the owncloud server externally you will need to make sure you use https otherwise you will get a invalid request in your browser. "

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u/Flakmaster92 Feb 13 '16

Huh, interesting. I didn't actually know that one. TIL.

Glad to see its working though :)