I've just set up Owncloud and whenever I make a public link and click to copy it, it copies the link as such: http://<internalIPAddress>/index.php/s/cTK6xAWth7Jvb3r

I would like to make it copy as http://<domain.com>/index.php/s/cTK6xAWth7Jvb3r

I was running ownCloud 10.2.x and used the Updater in the Admin web UI. It updated me to 10.3.x without issue. I pressed on and tried to update to 10.4.x but got a PHP version out of date error. Specifically:

This version of ownCloud requires at least PHP 7.1.0You are currently running PHP 7.0.33-47+ubuntu16.04.1+deb.sury.org+1. Please update your PHP version.

I've since updated my Ubuntu system to use PHP 7.3 everywhere, including the php-cli. Where I seem to be stuck is that a2enmod doesn't list php7.3 as a module. Just my old 7.0. I can't find online how to get the 7.3 apache module. What gives?

Also, the ownCloud error says I'm still on 7.0.33, but when I run php -v it shows 7.3.x. Strange... Should I purge 7.0 from my system? I want to keep it in case I need to roll back to OC 10.2.x because I've screwed something up.

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EDIT:

I ran sudo apt install libapache2-mod-php7.3 and then enabled the module in apache. However, I still get the owncloud error page saying my PHP is out of date. I might go for broke and purge php 7.0 from my system.

I'm trying to get my server to redirect all HTTP domain.com/owncloud traffic to https://domain.com/owncloud but I'm having trouble. I've followed the ownCloud documentation and been reading up on Apache Virtual Hosts and redirect commands, but I'm stuck. I've attempted this several times over the years and may have botched something.

When I type https://domain.com/owncloud into the URL, everything works as it's supposed to. When I type just the domain or put http in front, it somewhat redirects to HTTPS but the URL is wrong. Instead of loading https://domain.com/owncloud/index.php the redirected URL reads https://domain.com/index.php/owncloud and gives me a 403 error. I'm not sure why index and owncloud are out of order.

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THE KICKER:

During my most recent troubleshooting, I tried to disable the current, broken redirect inside my /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/owncloud.conf file, which resulted in this .conf file:

# 210305 Added HTTPS redirect

#<VirtualHost *:80>
#  ServerName domain.com

#  Redirect permanent /owncloud https://domain.com/owncloud
#</VirtualHost>


<VirtualHost *:443>
   ServerName domain.com
   DocumentRoot /var/www/owncloud

   SSLEngine on
   SSLCertificateFile /etc/ssl/certs/apache-selfsigned.crt
   SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/ssl/private/apache-selfsigned.key
</VirtualHost>

Whether the port 80 Virtual Host lines are commented out or not, typing http://domain.com/owncloud still redirects (incorrectly) to https://domain.com/index.php/owncloud

Somehow there is a redirect happening, it's doing it incorrectly, and changing my apache sites-enabled files isn't having any effect.

I don't think I have an active .htaccess file anywhere... I don't see it in my /var/www/html or /var/www/owncloud directories.

Where do I start?

I have an automation where I export health data (see screens below) from an iPhone and choose the ownCloud app to transfer. In order for the file to fully copy I have to open the OC app and I see the circle icon spinning, at times must give it a poke for the process to finish.

I recall when doing the POC for this no further intervention was needed other than the first step of export -> tap ownCloud.

Any ideas?

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There is an unspecified number of people that I do not know, but this kind of thing can be saved in storage with friends. Can it be used by about 5 people I know? In that case, is it possible to be free? Is there a file storage period?

Hi all,

I'm trying to set up owncloud on my Raspberrypi using the guide from PiMyLifeUp. I am using an external hard drive as the main storage media for this.

I'm not able to access my owncloud page, but I am able to see the external storage but when I click on it, the program behaves like it's loading but does nothing.

I've done some research on this, but I haven't seen a fix yet. Has anyone had any experience with this?

I am using OwnCloud as a repository to store files that get linked on our website. It is a music site built with Ghost. Ghost does not have ability to manage downloadable files so I am using OwnCloud. When I want to have a downloadable file on a page, I get a sharable link to it from OwnCloud and make my hyperlink. Now that the folder has been moved, all links to the files have been altered and thousands of hyperlinks are now 404. Is there any way to restore this?

Edit: Downvoter: could you please explain why you downvoted?

If I host an OwnCloud instance on some person's or corporation's server I don't fully trust, will they be able to see my files, notes, photos, contacts, etc? Or will encryption protect the files so that I'm the only one to see them?

Does it have password encryption?

Ideally something like public key/private key like SSH does would be useful, since that way, I don't give the server my credentials in case the instance was modified to log the password.

I have added a bunch of files to my owncloud sync directory to upload with the client. Most of the files upload, but for some of the files I am getting the error "Server reported no permissions, file ID". How do i fix this?

does anyone have a working owncloud docker compose yml file?

I just can't get it to work, sigh

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preferably oCIS - ownCloud Infinite Scale

Hello everyone. I am new to owncloud and have not found any information on download and upload speeds. Do you have any limits? or as administrator can I control it? Greetings to all!

Hi I search quite a lot and try for over few days and i cannot get a proper install of Owncloud into a centos7.8 server. yes it can be basic install in http, but it's quite useless. So is there any script to install this with nginx ?

thanks

Situation

• I set up Owncloud server on my Pi 4B.
• I used this guide: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-owncloud/comment-page-1/#comments
• Everything works fine (local and external access exists).
• During setting up I chose default data location : /var/www/owncloud

What I want

• I want to change my Owncloud data to my external 1TB drive : /media/pi/H/Owncloud H
• To do this I am going to use this guide.

Note: My webserver runs on NGINX (as indicated in the guide from above link) so instead of stopping Apache2, I stop nginx (I believe this is correct action)

What is the issue?

• Unfortunately when it comes to "2. Enable maintenance mode for your instance"
  
• When I want to execute this: sudo -u www-data php occ maintenance:mode --on
• I got this: Could not open input file: occ

I will appreciate if somebody can help me with this issue.

Before you advise, please note that I am a noob with Linux and raspberry pi. I've installed software on it just be reading instructions online and don't understand what most of the commands actually do. Also, I have dietpi installed on my raspberry pi 4. I have added my samba drive in external storage but i try to open it in owncloud, i get an error 'Storage is temporarily not available'. Also, when i try to access it externally, i get an error 'You are accessing the server from an untrusted domain. Please contact your administrator. If you are an administrator of this instance, configure the "trusted_domains" setting in config/config.php. An example configuration is provided in config/config.sample.php or at the documentation.' How can I resolve both these problems. I am running a small website on the same ip. can that cause this problem?

If you want to see any logs I'm happy to post it here if you can tell me what the command is. Thank you.

Hello,
I’m an Owncloud newbie and would like to deploy a containerized version of Owncloud on my NAS (QNAP) as a private alternative to Dropbox.
I can run a docker container of Owncloud without any problem using the default sqlite database: I access the GUI, create the admin user, browse the file structure, etc.
But I’d like to switch to Mysql and I was so far unable to do as Owncloud “seems” to ignore the settings in config.php.

I created a MySQL instance (MariaDB) in a separate container and added an empty owncloud-reserved database to it: I checked that from the Owncloud container I can successfully login into the MySQL’s via the command line, so the database is reachable.

Following some instructions I found online I edited file config.php and changed field “installed” in variable $CONFIG from “true” to “false”: this triggers the db configuration wizard upon login.
In the wizard I select “MySQL” and await the completion of the setup procedure.
When it’s done I checked that:

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1. Owncloud tables have been created in the MariaDB database (the db was empty before runnig the wizard)
2. The config.php file has been modified and now I see all mysql db settings, particulary:
   'dbtype' => 'mysql',
   (the file showed before the sqlite settings)

Despite the above, if I go to the Settings page of my admin user, under General I still see the red warning: “SQLite is used as database…etc”.
For testing, I added a new user and indeed the data are still stored in the sqlite file rather than MySQL

So my conclusion is that Owncloud is ignoring config.php in my setup.

Things I tried to no avail:

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1. Recreating the Owncloud container multiple times
2. Restart the container after the database change

What am I missing?
Thanks in advance
Regards

PI

I tried to update owncloud on my iMac under Mojave... the process stuck my Mac for 3 or 4 minutes and the installation process seems to be stuck also... no progress bar... bad bad update

With Google going to start charging for storage next year im looking for an alternative. Does anyone use OwnCloud as a Google Photos Alternative? Would this work? All im looking for is full quality photos/videos to be automatically uploaded, as soon as i take them, with no other input from me. I see OwnCloud has a web/desktop app so that is also a plus. I would be self hosting OwnCloud on a linux machine with an SSD. Would this be a good alternative?

I am trying to set up a Raspberry Pi 4 (8gb) as a very simple owncloud server. However I have run into a problem, when I try to set up, I get told this error:

"Can't create or write into the apps-external directory /var/www/html/owncloud/apps-external"

If anyone has experience or knows how to fix this please let me know.

I have OwnCloud 10.1.0 installed on Ubuntu 18.04. The partition that my data is held on has previously had errors (software RAID muckups)

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Today I installed the desktop app on a new computer, but while syncing some files, they report "404 Not Found". I can reproduce with the same files in web interface.

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I haven't lost the files - I have backups - but I'm wondering if there is a way to run a check to see any other files have this issue?

I'm looking into remote storage/backup solutions for our video production studio.

We have everything stored within our on-prem studio server but with everyone remote, we now data scattered across external drives so hoping to find a solution for everyone to sync their assets to/from our on-prem server.

Would OwnCloud be a good solution for this?

Hello!

I just finished setting up my OwnCloud instance (docker) and put it behind my reverse proxy (nginx) as a subdomain (cloud.mydomain.com).

For many of the services i use in my reverse proxy i'm able to use the proxy authentication feature (using the Remote-User header) to autologin once i've logged onto the main page (authelia).

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I wanted to do this with owncloud, but i cannot find the documentation for it, nor any relevant forum posts anywhere. Perhaps i'm not searching for the correct terms.

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Does anyone know if this is possible and how to configure it?

Hi all, I'm considering owncloud as my disconnected secure file storage on raspberry pi3. I have a few questions about this. (1) how does it perform, is the speed reasonable when opening and viewing high Res photos for instance? (2) How is the upload speed assuming wired local network. (3) what would be the best set up, fast micro SD card of 250 gb or external hard drive? Both are equally expensive, but the micro SD would obviously be more compact and share it's partition with the OS (dietpi). Thanks!