Pydio Installation Guide

sailwarning · 17. Oktober 2016

Thanks.
I will check this for sure this evening.

alex.ba · 26. November 2016

Hi,

I am new to OMV ans wanted to test this plugin however I already fail at STEP 2

Open MySQL>>>create a database call: pydio >>>create a user call: pydio

When I open MYSQL in the Webinterface than there's no item to create Database. Can you help?

Thanks

Alex

ryecoaaron · 26. November 2016

Did you click Show to go to the SQL Management site? This is where most of the work is done. Then login to MyWebSQL. There is a Database menu with the option to Create New.

unitjan · 23. Dezember 2016

I followed you guide and Pydio appears to be working (although i skipped the SQL stuff and used sqlite).

However, I'm trying to browse images through Pydio web and GET requests take ~10 seconds - during this time php-fpm is using 100% CPU usage. Any ideas on how to fix this?

I'm only running on an Atom N270 (1.6Ghz - single physical core) but I wasn't expecting it to be that slow.

tinh_x7 · 24. Dezember 2016

I didn't have that problem.

SQLite is slower than MySQL.

Double check your settings.
And look in the Pydio forum for additional support.

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

Hi,

I am now at step 11: cd /media/UUID/www/

Unfortunately there's no www folder (Under my specific UUID of course). Only my shared folders I setup at the beginning.
Do I have to create the www folder by myself or should this have been done before by system?

Thanks

Alex

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

/media/UUID/www/ is meant to be created manually.
You can create in the OMV gui via the "Shared Folder" tab.

If you want Pydio to be installed under your OMV system, then it should be at /var/www/Pydio....

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

Hi,

ok got it thank.
I did so and created the www/pydio folder. Linked in the the nginx server. Then downloaded pydio and extracted everything in the UUID/WWW/PYDIO folder. Than restarted the services and entered url:

http://192.168.27.145:81/ but only get an 502 Bad Gateway

So jut to be sure

Code

root@openmediavault:/media/05415e07-78f9-4370-8cb1-b40335cdde7f/www/pydio# ls
base.conf.php  cmd.php  conf  core  data  index.php  nginx.conf.sample  phpdoc.dist.xml  plugins  proxy.php  publicLet.inc.php  robots.txt  runTests.php  web.config.sample  worker.php
root@openmediavault:/media/05415e07-78f9-4370-8cb1-b40335cdde7f/www/pydio#

does that fit?

Thanks for your support

Alex

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

Check your permissions of Pydio folder.
Ensure that you give an appropriate persmissions to Pydio such as www-data:www-data.

Code

sudo chown -R www-data:www-data pydio

Code

Adjust permissions


Make sure that under the pydio folder, the /data/folder and the .htaccess is writeable by your webserver, either by assigning owner to the web server user (generally www-data or apache) or assigning rights to all.
On Windows, you would check the IIS_IUSRS permission.
On Linux, this can be done with: chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/pydio/data.

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

Hi,

thanks again. but checked everything several times. Access is defintly given

Any other idea?

Thanks

Alex

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

Does your https work?
Double check your extra options codes.

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

No does not work. But I just reinstalled my system. Maybe there's something wrong cause I have done lot's of testing on this server. I will redo this on the plain system and will report back maybe in 1 hour or so.

Hopefully it will work then.

Thanks again

Alex

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

Hi,

one question: I just reinstalled OMV and the updated via WEB-GUI. In the logfile i found some error:

http://pastebin.com/SVcvBMSC

Line 185 and further. Maybe anything to do with that. If so then it would be a general issue I guess.

Thanks

Alex

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

The php5-cgi is installed successfully on your system.
Are you using OMV2 or OMV3?

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

I am using OMV 3

Thanks

Alex

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

Try this, don't install the package manually, but use the repo installation instead.
Remove your existing Pydio, and follow the below steps:

Code

DEBIAN 8 (JESSIE)


Configure the pydio repository


# Pydio Community repositories


echo "deb https://download.pydio.com/pub/linux/debian/ jessie-backports main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pydio.list
wget -qO - https://download.pydio.com/pub/linux/debian/key/pubkey | sudo apt-key add -


Now update all repositories, with https support if not already installed


sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https
sudo apt-get update


# And finally install pydio


sudo apt-get install pydio
sudo apt-get install pydio-all

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alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

Hi,

ok I can do. But then the webserver has to point to a different folder I guess, right? If so how do I put the right link than in the Nginx plugin.

Alex

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

Stop your Pydio server, and remove your existing Pydio folder, and start over.

alex.ba · 27. Dezember 2016

Hi again,

ok I now installed pydio like you recommended above. It worked without problems. What is the default folder pydio is now installed?

I assume I have to link that in the Nginx Settings, right?

tinh_x7 · 27. Dezember 2016

I have updated the vhost codes & the instructions.
Choose your installation method, and adapt to yours accordingly.

If you installed the Pydio by the repo method, then leave the "Directory" from the Nginx server settings empty.

Next, add/change this code accordingly to your system to your vhost from page 1, and restart your Nginx service.
1. root /var/www/pydio;
2. service nginx restart

Adapt to this path accordingly to your Pydio installation path:

:
i.e

Code

root /var/www/pydio;
    index index.php;


    ### If you changed the maximum upload size in PHP.ini, also change it below
    client_max_body_size 20G;


    # Prevent Clickjacking
    add_header X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN";
.............................

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