Beiträge von tiste

    Hello,


    Maybe you can remove the others rights to read the folder.
    For instance, you can try with your own home directory.


    Remove the "read" for others :

    Code
    chmod -R o-r /home/yourhome


    Log in with another user account (here is usertest) and try to list it :

    Code
    [usertest@hostname root]$ ls -al /home/yourhome/
    ls: cannot open directory /home/yourhome/: Permission denied


    Hope it could help

    OK I didn't know that when I choose that build.
    I guess I was lucky because there was not a single issue in view ^^


    I love learning everyday.
    Many thanks to you, and for the others

    HI @marcoboers94,


    Thanks for sharing your hardware configuration.
    I have pretty much the same config (see in my signature) and it's very powerful for a NAS ^^
    Very good choice for the case, it's a really good one and is not too big.


    Is your disks speed corresponding to the SATA ports? And why choose a 6 SATA ports motherboard to put only 2?
    Are you intending to put some more disks in the future? SO why no RAID?


    Cheers mate.

    Hello guys,
    I just wanted to present to you the motherboard I chose for my configuration and its features :


    Here it is : ASRock Mini ITX Motherboard FM2A88X-ITX+


    Why I chose this one? Because :


    1 - It's one of the only motherboards I found (afordable) with 6 x SATAIII (6Gb/s) ports
    2 - There is one mSATA port (with the WiFi module in it). I put the WiFi module out in order to plug a micro SSD instead : http://www.amazon.co.uk/KingSp…Solid-State/dp/B00OS1LRWM
    3 - There is 2 HDMI ports (one IN and one OUT) for future use like HTPC (XBMC for instance)


    The beast :


    Just one more things to know (or 2) :
    - the CPU chipset was no meaning for me, Intel or AMD, no matter
    - the NIC controller might be a little bit capricious with backports kernel, that's why I added an Intel Controller on the PCI-E port because no need of a graphic card here


    And one important thing : read the comments made by @davidh2k below !!!


    I spent a loooooooot of time lurking and comparing motherboards. I hope I can help at least one of you.
    Cheers

    That's the answer I got from "tflidd" from the OwnCloud forum (could be helpful for everybody) :

    Zitat

    I see, the linux-users have nothing to do with the owncloud-users in terms of permissions. Files from external storage are always accessed from your webserver user. You have to ways to solve this:
    - Access your external storage through some authenticated service (FTP/Samba/SFTP/...) and the permissions of the FTP/Samba/SFTP-User will apply
    - Control access within owncloud. Mount the shares only for your admin (folders: Films, Series, ...) and then share these folder within owncloud with your read-only-group (with open read-only-access).


    The second solution is like what you said @subzero79.


    I'll come back to edit my post with the results...

    Salut @goliate,


    Vérifie que tu n'aies pas un conflit entre apache et nginx.
    Normalement si tu n'a installé qu'OMV tu devrais tourner sous le moteur nginx, commence déjà par vérifier si il tourne :

    Code
    service nginx status
    service apache2 status


    Si il n'y a que le moteur nginx le service apache2 ne devrait pas exister.
    Et ensuite va voir ce que te disent les logs "error.log" et "access.log" dans :

    Code
    /var/logs/nginx


    Donne nous le résultat.


    For the others, i said to him to verify if apache and nginx were not in conflict and to check the nginx logs.
    Cheers

    You have to mount it on SMB/CIFS shares if you want to see it in Windows.


    First, you have to create your shared folder (root folder is important) :


    Add the privileges you want (my account "tiste" is admin) :



    Then go to SMB/CIFS and add your shared folder :



    You should now see it in your Windows Explorer by connecting with :


    \\your_ip\ExternalDrive


    Cheers.

    Hello guys,


    I just can't understand what I have done wrong with the permissions...
    Here is the deal :


    I have 2 users in my OMV, in 1 group called LectureSeule (Read-Only) :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img912/6192/dvl9lH.png


    All of my shared folders have the same Read-Only configuration :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img901/2875/1FvkFG.png


    All of my ACL for the shared folders are the same and I'm not sure if recursive mode really works... :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img540/1047/QVQdJ9.png


    My OwnCloud Plugin is configured like that for the shared folders (there is no permissions here) :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img673/6505/6vCDga.png


    Now in OwnCloud, my user list is imported from OMV :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img661/5783/1hsXAA.png


    I have to enable External Storage Support for viewing my shared folders in OwnCloud and here are the groups capable of seeing them :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img911/3983/Amww00.png


    For example, my users are not read only users as they can delete things (the red cross on the right) :


    http://imageshack.com/a/img661/9510/7oej8B.png


    I really don't know what is going as they are in read only mode EVERYWHERE !!!!!!


    DO I really have to perform a "chmod -R 750" on all my shared folders ???


    Thanks for the help guys.


    EDIT : sorry for the images, i edited the links because they won't load...

    Hello,


    I don't know what happened but after updating Owncloud (from the Update Center within Owncloud from 6.x.x to 7) I cant't get access to my administration web interface of OMV.
    It's like the update cleaned my apache configuration et so there's nothing at the screen.
    The authentication in Owncloud doesn't work but I can reach the login page (HTTPS on port 8443).
    I tried accessing my WebUI with HTTP:80 and HTTPS:443 but no result. I can see the OMV favicon on the url but nothing on the page.
    At the least, my shared folders (Samba/CIFS) are still there. My SSH connection is still working.

    I don't know what is happening with the nginx configuration, and I know nothing about it compared to apache...


    I don't know where to look now.
    Some help will be grateful.
    Thanks in advance guys.