Seafile Installation

  • To start mysql:

    Code
    service mysql restart


    To check access to mysql (Fill in user / password:

    Code
    mysql -u <user> --password=<password> --database=seafile-db -e "show tables;"


    To check start order (processes are started in alphabetical order):

    Code
    ls -l /etc/rc3.d/

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  • Your seafile-server is started before the mysql deamon. The reason is the start script is missing the dependency on mysql.


    Edit the file /etc/init.d/seafile-server and add mysql to the required services (line 5):
    Should look like this:


    and run

    Code
    update-rc.d seafile-server


    @baldmanCan you please update the seafile tutorial?

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  • Sorry, but is that valid for both of us? Or...???


    If you followed the tutorial precisely most probably yes. Just check the start skript and try.

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  • Is this normal



    Myseafile-server


    It didn't start on reboot

  • Same here:


  • Don't get me wrong, but my preference would be Owncloud, Pydio, then Seafile.
    The interface/features of the fist two are better than Seafile.


    FYI: the founder/most devs of Seafile are Chinese.

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  • Yes I like ownCloud too. It was the tutorial here and my curiosity that gave me the idea to write a guide for Seafile. ownCloud is a very mature application in comparison to Seafile but I think Seafile has some good things about it too. It's at least worth keeping an eye on Seafile as there has been a lot of interest in it :)

  • Is this normal




    It didn't start on reboot


    The commamd should have been

    Code
    update-rc seafile-server defaults

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  • Update... I have just set up a new OMV virtual machine in virtualbox. I have run the steps in parts 1, 2 & 3 with no problems. I'll finish part 4 later. I'll also try the MySQL line in step 3 that Zoki suggested and i'll let you know what happens.


    This was done on a clean updated OMV install. From what I gather some of you are using older installations, it might worth a rebuild if your up to it, it certainly makes things run better :)


    Perhaps ill even give the latest Seafile a test and update the guide for that :)

  • @baldmanIf you rework the turorial, could you consider using a seperat non-root user for seafile (e.g. seafile)


    Why dont you let the install script create the databases?

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    • Offizieller Beitrag

    I looked at making seafile a plugin a while back but it wasn't really a good fit. The installation script would take too much time to port to something plugin compatible.

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  • I tried below command and got the following statement:


    The commamd should have been

    Code
    update-rc seafile-server defaults

    [/quote]




    Code
    root@NAS:~# update-rc seafile-server defaults
    -bash: update-rc: Kommando nicht gefunden.
    root@NAS:~#


    I managed in the meantime to run the command, but still Seafile doesn't boot by start.

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