owncloud installer script

ok thanks ryecoaaron
I installed manually owncloud

Hi,

I tried the install script, but I getting the Forbidden access error...
Then I used the uninstall script and then installed again, still no change.
I also noticed, that the script failed to create the directory /var/www/owncloud - I had to create it manually before the install, otherwise the script would fail.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

Yes, of course...
I also used sudo - got the same result...

Sorry answering that late, I've been on a business trip...
I will replace my main board within the next weeks - so I will leave it as it is right now. I will have to reinstall then anyways.
I'll retry your script with my fresh install at this point.
Thanks for your efforts...

Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

You can but then some OMV settings have to be changed. I will look into it.

have you tried it? or is there already a solution?

lookin´ still forward to get my ownlcoud to https://dyndnsadress/owncloud

Thanks for the script. Worked like a charm.

One problem though. I've been trying to increase the Max.Upload size, but so far without any luck. Default was 2MB, i got it up to 8MB but thats it, everything > 8MB does not work. I've set every upload setting to 1024M but owncloud is always complaining about not enough space. My guess is that the php version is outdated. Has anyone else got this working ?

Thanks for the quick fix. Works as it should now.

Humm. ok no owncloud for me then.

Thanks!

Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

Well, after quite a bit of work, I have to give up on your request. I can either get OMV to work or Owncloud to work because I have to choose a user to run under. If I use the openmediavault user, OMV works and owncloud doesn't even if I change the group ownership to users. If I use the owncloud user, then OMV doesn't work. I did a lot of searching and there are a lot of people asking for the ability to set the suexec user on a directory. So, until that happens, port-based is the best I can do.

This works for me. Instead of using a VirtualHost on port 8080 I'm simply doing a folder redirection. The good thing is , since OMV uses one config for both port 80 and 443 (SSL), owncloud can be reached via port 80 http://dyndns.com/owncloud and https://dyndns.com/ownlcoud using the OMV certificat.

/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/*nameofowncloudsite*

Alias /owncloud "/var/www/cloud/"
<Directory "/var/www/cloud/">
        Options FollowSymLinks
        <FilesMatch \.php$>
                FcgidWrapper /var/www/cloud/php-fcgi .php
                SetHandler fcgid-script
                Options +ExecCGI
        </FilesMatch>
        Order Allow,Deny
        Allow from All
        AllowOverride All
</Directory>
ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/owncloud-webgui_error.log
CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/owncloud-webgui_access.log combined

You're right.I had permission problems too, so I changed it to openmediavault:openmediavault. I actually intended to run all website stuff as www-data but that broke my web-interface even though apache is running as www-data.

As far as I can tell everything is working fine. I tried messing around with the suexec user/group in the openmediavault config but that just broke the web-gui again, even with changed permissions. I'm kinda curious how deep the OMV user and group is attached to the system.

I've looked into all the other web-gui's (phpmyadmin,phpvirtualbox...), they're all setup as VirtualHosts but none of them seem to use a different user. So I don't quiet get why we should use another user for ownlcoud.