ownCloud wrong configured - can I reinstall ?

Willri, this is a beta plugin. I asked Volker to make some changes to it and he has not responded yet. I would take it off and wait a couple weeks before you try it again.

apt-get --purge remove openmediavault-owncloud
apt-get --purge remove owncloud

Guys... do you even search?

http://forums.openmediavault.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3262

Just 4 posts beneath...

Greetings
David

I was on that thread and since I'm one of the few that has used it with mysql I think I can say something on this issue. This assumes you have mysql plugin installed and setup. When you enter to setup mysql database for owncloud in cli you will be queried for your mysql root password.

1) If you installed before purge the openmediavault-owncloud and owncloud packages with apt-get --purge remove. Then do the cd and rm commands listed in this step to make sure any remnants of the owncloud install are gone. If you did not install before skip to step 2.
cd /var/www/
rm owncloud
2) Install the owncloud plugin
3) Don't enable it in settings and don't make a share in the share tab
4) Create owncloud datatbase. mysql user for owncloud and password.
mysqladmin -u root -p create owncloud
mysql -u root -p
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON owncloud.* TO 'owncloud_admin'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'owncloud_admin_password';
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON owncloud.* TO 'owncloud_admin'@'localhost.localdomain' IDENTIFIED BY 'owncloud_admin_password';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
quit;
5) Then go to the website http://ipofyouromv/owncloud below the sign in there is "advanced" click on the arrow to the right of that.
6) You should see the configuration location of the data folder and 2 boxes you can click on to choose between sql or mysql.
7) Do not move database folder location yet.
Click on mysql for database and fill in information
database name= owncloud
admin user= owncloud_admin
admin password= owncloud_admin_password
9) for user at top in this configutation page use admin and your admin pass for the omv-webgui
10) click on finish
11) it will sign you into owncloud. let it finish setting up it's cache. once it's comple and your have main page you can logout.

Now follow these steps from other thread:

If you look at chown before you move data directory you see it is openmediavaut:openmediavault. If you move the data folder to another hard drive you do not need to change chmod or chown. You do not need to add a share either.

All you have to do is:

mv /var/www/owncloud/data /media/uuid/ (whatever uuid of the hard drive you change it to)

Then in /var/www/owncloud/config/config.php change this line to new uuid

'datadirectory' => '/media/uuid/data', (again the uuid has to be the uuid of the hard drive used)

After this:
service apache2 restart

Done. Never enabled the plugin, just installed it, or created a share but ownCloud is working correctly with mysql, users and their individual folders on your data drive.

PS- I am very disappointed with ownCloud speed, even after getting it running with mysql.

Not sure why but it doesn't hold settings to mysql in config.php after reboot.

In the steps above i cannot start the http://ipfromomv/owncloud when the plugin is not enabled.

Every time i re-enable the plugin it starts the initial setup...
After that, when i login with admin it seems to use mysql because its faster..
When i logout and login with an OMV user it is slow again and seems to use sqlite?.

Anyone else with this problem?