Cornelius.. I am using a laptop that only has wifi. I get the card to show up (under hwinfo) but none of the linux commands work to connect to a wifi signal. iwlist, iwconfig dont work same as lspci and a few others. Why? How do I connect to a wireless network so I can get an IP and use owncloud? Its a broadcom bw4312 & I have tried multiple repos to try to add the drivers with no luck. Any help?

Any way to get this to upgrade to version 9?

I have tried a couple times, with mixed success. Tried via the web interface (on the daily channel) and also tried using rpm and zypper.

Once I had 9.0.1 almost working with a couple code signing warnings.

I am running 8.2.3 as a vm so easy to clone it and play with new version, no harm done.

So far for me, this is the best appliance version of ownCloud to run on ESXi. It does take some work to get fully configured, but I now have it running perfectly with full net access, upgraded itself via web interface to 8.2.3, full SSL with redirect (and I moved my SSL port to something other than 443). Figured out how to set the time zone properly, but looks like NTP is not part of this package so couldn’t get that working.

But so far I love it.

First step is to edit the ovf file to change the VirtualSystemType from vmx-09 to vmx-08 (I have ESXi version 5.0) and change the ovf:id to 83, and delete the manifest file (.mf) since you changed things.

Then import it into ESXi with the Deploy OVF Template

Once it is in, it is probably too small of a container to hold lots of backups. I changed the disk size in ESXi (say 300gb for example) then you have to use gparted to increase the linux volume size. Best way is to upload the gparted .iso image to the ESXi datastore, then mount the .iso image as a CD-ROM. Then set the VM’s boot option in Edit Settings, Options tab, Boot Options to Force BIOS setup on the next boot. Reboot, and once in BIOS change the CDROM to boot first. Then if you have mounted the .iso image correctly as a CDROM, and connected at power on, when you reboot it should go right into gparted. Use the slider to resize /dev/hda1 and pull the slider all the way to the right to make it as large as possible. Then disconnect the .iso image and reboot again, and you should now have a very large linux volume.

Then make all the network settings. Unfortunately, you have to do them manually using vi. I changed mine to static IP, set the gateway, set the DNS and added a routes file /etc/sysconfig/network/ifroute-ens33 to tell it the gateway. Also edited the hostname. Then try to ping www.google.com to make sure it can reach the internet (probably only really needed if you want it to update and send emails).

Time zone comes set to Berlin time and is a symbolic link /etc/localtime – you have to rm /etc/localtime then recreate it with your time zone, i.e. “ln -s /user/share/zoneinfo/US/Eastern /etc/localtime” and poof the time zone is correct.

Get HTTPS working with some of the info below, here is what I did:
• head -30 /dev/urandom > ~/randfile
• the following commands will write the server key and certificate in whatever directory you are in unless you specify a full path:
• openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key -rand ~/randfile (pick a passphrase)
• openssl req -new -x509 –days 3650 -key server.key -out server.crt
• answer the questions about location and email address, standard certificate stuff and server.crt will be generated
• copy the key and the certificate to the proper folders
• cp server.key /etc/apache2/ssl.key/
• cp server.crt /etc/apache2/ssl.crt/
• edit the /etc/sysconfig/apache2 file with vi (following must be CAPS)
• APACHE_START_TIMEOUT=“10”
• APACHE_SERVER_FLAGS=“SSL”
• cp /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.template /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf
• configure the main site to use HTTPS
• Edit the /etc/apache2/default-server.conf file and add IncludeOptional /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/*.conf line in that file.
• Edit /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf file as shown below:

DocumentRoot “/srv/www/htdocs”
ServerName localhost:443
ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/error_log
TransferLog /var/log/apache2/access_log
SSLEngine on
SSLProtocol all –SSLv2
SSLCipherSuite HIGH:MEDIUM:MD5
SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl.crt/server.crt
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/apache2/ssl.key/server.key

SSLOptions +StdEnvVars

SSLOptions +StdEnvVars

BrowserMatch “MSIE [2-5]” \
nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown \
downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
CustomLog /var/log/apache2/ssl_request_log ssl_combined

• Restart apache with /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
• Enter SSL passphrase that you used (we will remove this later)
• Check if the port is listening
• netstat –an | grep 443
• That seemed good enough to get HTTPS working on 443 but a redirect for port 80 users is still needed
• Also browsers need a security exception confirmed because it is a self-signed certificate
• Set up redirect in apache, edit /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf with vi and put these lines in it:

ServerName youripaddresshere
Redirect permanent / https://youripaddresshere/

• Now move the listener to port 4430 if you want
• Alter the suse firewall rules by editing /etc/sysconfig/SuSEfirewall2 file to add port 4430 to the FW_SERVICES_EXT_TCP line if you moved the port from 443 to 4430
• Edit the /etc/apache2/listen.conf file to add a listener to port 4430
• Edit the /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf file to change the virtual host to be on port 4430
• Remove passphrase from key with:
Openssl rsa –in server.key –out newserver.key then move newserver.key to server.key
• If the domain name is foreign, edit /srv/www/htdocs/owncloud/config/config.php and configure the “trusted domains” array. If you access it from the outside with a different FQDN than the box itself, ownCloud will refuse the login and tell you. In that case, you need to add your outside name to the trusted domains.

Then I set up all the standard ownCloud stuff, accounts, SMTP server, email addresses, folders, clicked the link to upgrade ownCloud which moved it to 8.2.3 (I don’t think it will go to 9 via web page update)

Did some interesting work with the client on servers. Servers don’t usually have users logged in, so you can set the client to run as a service on a server that doesn’t have people logged in normally:

a. Install ownCloud client normally but do not set it up for any normal users
b. Do not set up any shared folders with the administrator account. OK to enter the login credentials if you want but after that skip setting up any shared folders
c. Two stand-alone programs are needed to configure owncloud.exe to run as a service under the SYSTEM account, nssm.exe and PsExec.exe. Copy those to the ownCloud program folder
d. The following steps are from http://oerinet.net/wordpress/author/admin/ in the Client Setup section at the bottom
e. Open an elevated command prompt on the server (run as administrator) and change directory to the ownCloud client folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\ownCloud)
f. Run PsExec from the command line with the following syntax – “psecec –i –d –s cmd”
g. Enter “whoami” and verify the command window that opened is running as part of the nt authority\system account
h. Change the directory of this new command prompt to the location the client is installed by entering “cd C:\Program Files (x86)\ownCloud”
i. Open the ownCloud client in this command window by entering “owncloud” and the client will start but be running as the SYSTEM user
j. Configure the client normally now for what folders you will want ownCloud running as a service to synchronize.
k. Now install OwnCloud as a service using NSSM. Close the command window that was part of the system account and go back to the original command window
l. Run nssm with this syntax – “nssm install owncloud”
m. In the application path section, browse to the owncloud.exe file
n. In the details tab, under service name, change the startup to Automatic (Delayed Start)
o. In the log on tab, make sure Local System Account is selected
p. Click on install service. This will create a Windows service called owncloud that runs the client under the local system account
q. Now open administrative tools, services and start the owncloud service
r. Test the sync by dropping a file that you recognize in the folder you shared and verify it shows up on the ownCloud server (using the web interface to verify)
s. If you ever need to change what folders sync, then you have to use PsExec again to open ownCloud client under the local system account to make any changes in it. Stop the ownCloud service first, then get a command window running as the local service account with psexec, run owncloud.exe, make your changes, exit ownCloud fully, then start the owncloud service again

There you now have all my secrets, which answered a LOT of the questions asked here.

I have downloaded and burn to CD Live CD / DVD (.iso)! On running this software I get the linux login and password prompts, on entering root and linux, I then get

Have a lot of fun…
linux:~ #

What command do I now enter to run Owncloud?

How can I add a GUI to this suse server? I’d like to install GNOME using zypper. Who can give me instructions for this?

I can’t find the username/password to log into the console. I can’t connect via the webpage. All previous comments point to the description for the password but it’s not there. Those comments are years old so maybe the webpage has changed. Can someone just post the default username/password in a reply?

I’m running this on unRaid in KVM is there any way to change the port, I’m already running something on port 80, main unRaid interface. Is Https enabled can i to https://[yourservername]?

What is the default server name to make the first access on? http://[yourservername]

Work Grate with Hyper-V thanks :)
But I do miss that is no script or easy guide how to change every username and password for the SUSE login

Works great on Hyper-V! Thanks for making this!

Hi All

I’ve Downloaded the live CD/DVD and setup on vmware, but upon boot the appliance is not installing onto the hdd from selection ownCloud in a box, then starts up with following message systemd-udevd²²¹: maximum number (72) of children reached ??? then linux login appears. Did I miss something? or is the iso corrupt?

Thank you in advance
Regards

I’ve just downloaded and tried the VMWare image and it works fine. I mean, for test, it’s OK. But for real use, I need some answers. It would be nice if somebody could give them to me:
1. What to do if I need to extend the disk space? I know it currently has about 14 GB of free space. But in case I need bigger space, what to do? I mean, in VMware, I know how to increase virtual disk space. But inside O/S, what to do?

2. What about if I need to migrate server? Any “dump” function?

Thanks

Owncloud with SSL included as a start-script for higher security.

http://goo.gl/yw6FMe

Ubuntu Server 14.04
Owncloud 7.0.2 (just update in terminal for new version)
FULL INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED

Here is how to enable SSL!!!

Here is how I got it working in two steps:

1 Follow instructions from here, but notice that I did it little bit differently:
http://www.unixmen.com/create-ssl-cetificates-in-opensuse-12-3/

1.1. I used
head -30 /dev/urandom > ~/randfile
openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key -rand ~/randfile
instead of
cat /dev/random > randomfile
openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key -rand randomfile

1.2. cp /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.template /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf instead of
cp /etc/apache2/vhost.d/vhost-ssl.template /etc/apache2/vhost.d/vhost-ssl.conf

1.3. Important when you type APACHE_SERVER_FLAGS=“SSL” SSL has to be in capital letters, otherwise wont work!!!!

2 Use instructions from here to load shmcb module; otherwise, u will get an error message “syntax eror on line 48 blah blah blah”

https://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/494218-Apache-Syntax-Error-etc-apache2-ssl-global-conf

you just load and copy mod_socache_shmcb.so to /srv/www/modules ,

first you need to create modules directory /srv/www/
mkdir /srv/www/modules

copy shmcb file to modules directory
cp ./usr/lib/apache2-prefork/mod_socache_shmcb.so /srv/www/modules/

and then, you should edit /etc/apache2/httpd.conf and add this line
#Load module shmcb
LoadModule socache_shmcb_module modules/mod_socache_shmcb.so

systemctl restart apache2.service

Now it should be working!!! Hope instructions are not too confusing.

I can’t figure out why, but I’ve been searching for over two hours on this site and I can’t find an instruction manual. I installed the ISO onto the HD and it installs correctly, but I need instructions on how to change the DHCP to a static IP. There’s a few examples below, but they’re cryptic and doesn’t explain what IP, DNS, etc goes where. Also, what is all this talk above about a graphical interface? When I installed it I got a simple console login. There’s no startx or graphical boot manager. Can someone give me the link to the instruction manual? thanks!

So, I installed ownCloud in a box into VirtualBox, and am now staring at SuSe command line.

How do I actually use ownCloud now?
I expected apache and mySql to be there and automatically started, and just to type IP into the browser – is that not the case?

Maybe I’m missing something, but I can’t seem to find instructions.
Thanks for help.

Hi,

If we want to update the underlying SuSE server, what are the login credentials? I tried admin/owncloud42 to no avail. Would like to know the root credentials so I can upgrade packages, etc. Thanks!

I am trying to install the OVF file on an ESXi box.

I can’t get the eth0 network adapter up and working, only the loopback adapter is present.

Are there any tricks to getting it installed?

Owncloud 7.0 with SSL (self-signed). Full Instructions included.
(Ubuntu 14.04)
http://goo.gl/tFYIaP

Does not have the “external storage” option. That is a feature available since ownCloud 5. Did you disable this anywhere or am I forgetting to do something?

Tried going to admin → admin and searched everywhere else but could not find the info.

Running on KVM after converting the VMDK disk to QCOW2. This is a test environment and mounting an external storage is mandatory. Really would like to use your build since it is very well installed already.

Just installed the latest version 6.0.4 from the preload ISO, and all seemed well.
Changed “root” password
Changed to static IP
Changed hostname
rebooted
Log into the webpage and enter the credentials u/p: admin/owncloud42
and its rejected, I cannot log into the web interface

As there are quite some questions about setting up SSL, do you think the ownCloud appliance should come with SSL set up by default? I could try to include that in the configuration, so that the images all would already have ownCloud set up for access by HTTPS.

so, the =======

are line breaks. (sigh, what a piece of crap, this text box…..

Here is a guide for setting up Owncloud with SSL (self-signed): http://ubuntuserverguide.com/2013/04/how-to-setup-owncloud-server-5-with-ssl-connection.html

If anyone is interested I could make a .vmdk (VMware viritual machine) with SSL already installed. Contact me @ enoch85@gmail.com

Cornelius,
You created and shared a great build that I use at home. For storing and sharing at home, it works exceedingly well and even works from browsers externally.

I wonder if you have had any issues with sync apps that I have encountered. For some reason I cannot get the sync app to connect outside of the local network. Oddly, I can connect via both a browswer and WebDav from inside and outside of the LAN while I can connect via the app internally. Yet, I am unable to connect via the app once away from the LAN. I checked the ports in the router and they all seem to work (as is also evident since I can connect via browser when away).

After some intense google-based troubleshooting, I tried modifying the ports in “listen.conf” within Apache and even added a custom port for connecting via :8080. Still, I encounterd the same issues when entering the address with the specified port. I know that my system does not have port 443 available for forwarding since it is being used elsewhere. Thus, I am at a loss. It seems the ports are the source of the problem but I am not sure what else to do or what to try. As alluded to before, I looked in the owncloud forums and other sites, but this as far as I can get with them. Any ideas or advice?

Thanks.

Hi Cornelius.

this appliance is unfindable. ownCloud in the search box doesn’t do it, any way………
found this one through owncloud.org, then tried studio, nothing found….. then tried through your name…..
that worked….
I think studio is great, but the search function needs some serious love……

anyway, thanks for this one :-)

regds

Rens

Greate. but 6.0.1? Really Actual version is 6.0.0a

Hey, I’m new to this, I’ve downloaded the iso live cd , and I’m wondering if there’s a way to actually install it on the hard disk? or at least how to add external usb hard disk to be used later as the users space.

I am a total Noob and have some questions. I downloaded the pre-load image and the USB ISO image. When I boot from my usb drive I wait until I get a login prompt. I pu tin root/linux for credentials which are accepted but then what? I have no idea what to do after that….

What a crap. 234432 questions about the Login credentials – and no working answer. root / Linux DOES NOT WORK for a local Login.

What is the web interface login and password of owncloud, the default root and linux does not work in the web interface.

Changing port other than 80 on /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
Did not work, is there another location to modify?

Hi, is there any 64 bit version of virtualbox or kvm image of owncloud?

Best regards

I had the same issue with trying to attach a samba share and I was able to get it working with the below command. I am by no means a linux expert but hopefully this will get ya started. This is the only package manager/installer I could get to work….

1. zypper install samba

HHHEEEELLLPPP puhh iam a absolut Suse Noob. I want to learn but its sometimes difficult to get the Information. I have installed the cloud in a box at an ESX and it works fine. But know i see that in the linux the smb client and ftp client is missing. I think that this is no configuration fr the owncloud. Think this must be installaed in the Suse. And now iam at the end. i have logged on at the sus by user root and password linux. but i have no idea how to install the tftp and smb client. Sorry but i need help for noobs with exactly commands and syntax can help me anybody?

Thx

I have everything setup and working great! the only missing link here is changing port 80 to another port for external use. Cannot figure out what file and where this file is.

Any input would be very much appreciated

I downloaded the VMX of ownCloud (5.0.7) and it will not let me change PW until I set up encryption under the extensions. As they do not recommend turning that on for production, you may want to remake your VMX to not have that turned on in the first place, as turning it back off kills the ability to change your password. More info in the comments on this page (linked to comment).

http://blog.schiessle.org/2013/05/28/introduction-to-the-new-owncloud-encryption-app/comment-page-1/#comment-56715

Can you advise how to fix this: The PHP module ‘fileinfo’ is missing. Thank you.

1. how to enable PHP mod „fileinfo”?
2. “smbclient” is not installed – how fix it?
3. The FTP support in PHP is not enabled or installed – how fix it?

how to enable https ?

love it!!

Good job. I made RIPPY Server

Whenever I get into the web interface. it asks for a username/password. I’ve used owncloud before and upon first boot you should be prompted to create an admin account. What is the admin account username/password?

Will this work in Test-Drive

Hi, Im new to all ov this but when I load it, it gos to a pronpt black screen an ask for user name an pasword I have done that but where do i go from there is there a commant or somthing i need to do to get to the disktop GUI?

follow these instructions for configuring SSL. You will either need another openSUSE box with apache on it, or re-install the apache2 RPM to pull in he files from /usr/share/doc/packages/apache2

http://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/html/openSUSE/opensuse-reference/cha.apache2.html#sec.apache2.ssl

“Couldn’t load plug-in qt-pkg”

present in YAST when software management is trying to start up. Yast dies.
:( It looks like suse is never ever is going to be working again. Where is this stability of 9.1 ???

OK, the Appliance works and I even managed to give it a static IP that seems to work. SSL, however, is a different story. I have tried three different guides for enabling SSL and none of them match entirely the setup used in this Suse.

Anyone have a simple step-by-step that matches this appliance? I really want to try the clients and they (and I) want SSL.

Bets,

Per

Downloaded Version 4.5.15, tried to start the VM but it failed 9 of 10 times. The only time it worked, zypper doesnt work because it looks like VM started with IPv6 and Zypper cant handle this … someone else similar problems?

Hi Guys,

I have download the latest ownCloud_in_a_box.i686-4.5.15.VHD and its fired up. However i dont have DHCP and so no IP address. What im after is the root password and i’ll be set, Ive seen a couple posts of people asking for the same thing – but i dont see answer.

thanks

joe

Is there any way to change the ports? i.e. from 80 to 8080?

version 1.0.4 Cud Not Boot

Can you explain, how to update with zypper… if it’s available
Thank’s

Extrenen Speicher mounten läuft nich da SMBClient und FTP Support unter PHP nicht aktiviert ist.
Währe schön wenn dies von hausaus laufen würde.
Sonst Cooles Image…

I was wondering if you could help me choose, as I do, ’cause when I do so give error, a help wanted, since their software is the best site …. could you help me? I beg you, thank you!

hey, can you tell me how to take a test drive ?

Great work. I was able to get everything working great but need to change the port. I edited the listen.conf file in the apache folder. only way to acces the webpage is to change port back to 80. Am i missing something?

Thanks

anychance you’ll have Version 4.5.3 (Nov 27th 2012) available anytime soon?

Hi,

1.: thanks for this great Image ! Coll Idea !
Question: Can I expand the Space of 16GB (You Standard VM Image)
16 GB is a bit low.

Thanks !

Blank Screen.

When I try to log in I only get blank screen. Admin or any user.
This occurred when I activated WebDAV.

I can’t get to the (admin) webinterface anymore.
Is there a way to reset condiguration?

A few notes:

- the .tar.gz file is seen as very strange from Windows programs that are normally perfectly able to read .tar.gz files – however works just fine from Linux

- the virtual machine starts just fine (it is a text-mode server so there is not much to see there) – HOWEVER depending on the network-related settings in your OS and VMware installation IT MIGHT SHOW INITIAL NETWORK PROBLEMS – the thing is that the virtual machine is (CORRECTLY!) using bridged networking (meaning that the virtual machine can be seen outside the local host), but if you have a number of networks and the Virtual Network Editor in VMware is set on Automatic there might be cases when the virtual machine does not get an IPv4 address from your network DHCP server/router!

im a little noob with linux but how can i install i only get command line interface pls help me

I manage to set up the owncloud, I can log in and create contacts, I can download them as default.vcf, but whenever I try to import this file, there is no success. Even after minutes it says “importing” and on the server there are messages like:

[a number] atkbd serio0: use setkeywords e077 to make it known

How can I get this working?

how do you increase the default upload size limit?

what is the password of the root user?

Nice Work! I uploaded this to EC2 and was able to get in and am up and running. When I go to the settings page i get the following error at the top of the page.

Security Warning
Your data directory and your files are probably accessible from the internet. The .htaccess file that ownCloud provides is not working. We strongly suggest that you configure your webserver in a way that the data directory is no longer accessible or you move the data directory outside the webserver document root.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

The VMware / VirtualBox / KVM image (806a88d03c902e867ca78192fad2fbf1) is broken. Whatever it is, it is neither a valid gz, tar or vmx file.

I tried ownCloud-in-a-box yesterday and I think it’s great but I just cannot figure how to do a permanent from the live CD. I tried the preload version too without any luck. I know there is a link to view install instructions but when I go to it I cannot for the life of me find what I need.

Can anybody help me with more detailed instructions, please?

Hi, is that owncloud release ralated to a PAM authentication and linux accounts. I’m looking for a way to do that on debian arm architecture, and I am looking around for options.

Hey there. Im looking for a specific solution to get own cloud working on a windows homeserver, through virtualbox. BUT Im not really in to Linux..So I was just wondering, if there is a tutorial to get the box working? I’ve downloaded the Live version and have installed it on a virtual disk in virtualbox. How can I use it now? Just visit “localhost/owncloud/” in the browser of my hostsystem? Isnt localhost the name for the hostsystem as well? Im confused! Is there a short tutorial out there?
Anyway, great work1

Ok, I’m a linux noob trying to get this going and learn something in the process. Here’s what I’ve done and where I’m at….

1. Uploaded and launched the default AMI to my EC2 account.
Once the instance was running, I went to http:/[EIP]/owncloud but no dice.
I decided to connect to SSH in Putty. Problem is I was never given the option to download the key pair (.pem file) which I would need to convert to a .ppk file in order to access SSH. Doh!
2. Created a duplicate AMI with my own key pair and was able to get in via Putty. However, I still cant get in through the browser. I’ve tried everything! (but the right thing apparently). Any help would be very much appreciated!

Ryan

My client can’t synchronize because the system time between the server and the client differs too much.
The time on the client and the server differs only 2 seconds. But I think it has to do with the time zone.

I placed the owncloud server in the DMZ. Can you tell me where I can put the command to define the route? After a reboot I have to run the command:
route add default gw 192.168.170.250 eth0

Can’t connect to owncloud from Windows Browser when using vbox. Not even the login is displayed and I tried every network type. It doesn’t works, what do I make wrong?

When I boot from the LiveCD version 4.0.2, I am prompted for the linux-erxq username/password. I enter admin/owncloud42 but these credentials are rejected.
What are the correct credentials? Is this a bug?

There has got to me more to getting this to work then simply booting a usb and type http://localhost/owncloud. I stumbled across owncloud and wanted to give it a test. I have downloaded both the Virt (running on openbox) and the bootable usb. Each boots to the linux shell. Now what? I can’t just simply type http://localhost/owncloud. it doesn’t open anything. “page cannot be displayed” As I said I am new so I just must be missing something, somethings?? Someone Please educate me.

I have downloaded and install the virtual iso and it is working.
Able to login into the web interface add a user etc.
But after I install the client I am getting the “The system time between the local machine and the server differs too much”.

So I am in the central time zone, install the America/Chicago zone, I check the linux server by doing a date and it is correct (Mon May 7 16:18:29 CDT 2012) and the windows 7 (tested on a xp also) computer same date and time with a time zone (UTC-0600) Central Time.

What am I missing? or steps to correct the issues.

By they way thanks for making a install ISO it is so handy and makes it easier for us that are not experts in linux easier. And gets our feet wet in the linux world and explorer more with linux.

TM

Hi, I just install 3.0.6, and it is working OK, but I can add users and it is working OK, unfortunately I cannot see users on the list…Why!

PDF Viewer doesn’t work…seems to be a openSUSE 12.1 issue

Hi Cornelius,

I configured the ldap settings and when I login with a ldap user I get:

call to undefined function ldap_connect()

in /etc/apache2/error_log.

Is this a known issue?

Thx

Cannot seem to add users to the web console? Any suggestions?

I’ve uploaded this straight to EC2, thanks for making an easy to use package. I’ve also been able to SSH in as “tux” but not as “root”, keeps saying wrong password. Am I missing something? Thanks!

Why are you using 11.4 repos when your appliance is based on 12.1?

I tried to get this running in EC2, but I couldn’t connect to vm (no ssh, no http). I’m gonna investigate this yet. :)

The Live CD/DVD did not work.
After booting from CD it cannot find CD or DVD (!)

Hallo, why is access to OwnCloud not possible via https by default?
Or am I wrong here? – then say me please how to get it.
Reiner Gehring

hello, i can log in to the owncloud webpage but i can ot log in in tto the opensuse machine… please help

What? I am not quite a nooby, but I must be missing something here. How do I install the Hard Disk version (or any version for that matter)? The file is a compressed file and once you decompress it, you have a file with a .RAW file extension. What do I do with it? I am trying to install OwnCloud In a Box onto a computer that is already running Linux (Crunchbang Linux") but I don’t see how to do this. I don’t care about keeping the current Linux on the computer. I just want the OwnCloud server on my computer. Can someone give me plain, detailed instructions? Thanks a lot.

What is the username/password for ownCloud’s web interface? How do I configure new users?

Hi,
I tried to set as the owncloud2 data folder of a folder mounted with s3fs (for amazon s3) ownCloud but fails. OwnCloud can ’write to a partition mounted with s3fs (s3 bucket)?

Sorry for bad English !

Hmm, this is hard to use. Services fail to start at startup because of missing ip, ifconfig does not store ip adress permanent so a restart of the box forgets the ip I have set.

So, I need to edit ifcg-eth0, but I get stuck in VI-editor because I cant change keyboard settings to Swedish ( set Swedish in startup-screen, but thats ignored). Changing keyboard settings is not easy because I have wrong keyboard to even put basic commands. Yast is not there, is that to easy?

Anyway, last resort, download webmin then so I might get some sort of gui to the box running, but wget is not here either, and not lynx either from what I can tell. Funny, all I need to do in order to get stuff work is set an IP address and get proper language on keyboard… Im not a noob and not an expert either, baffled about me not getting this to work, will try some more….

I just got it installed under VMWare, was really easy!

One question though, I saw that the LDAP plugin was installed and enabled but I cannot find where to do the LDAP settings, there doesn’t seem to be a menuoption for it.

Hi, I installed it in a VirtualBox VM.
How do I run owncloud first time wizard ? what is owncloud default username and password ?
How can I configure it ?

Thanks.

I already have a server running(lamp). how would i install on that?

Without yast, it really makes network config interesting. Sure, ifconfig works but the average noob will never figure that out. This should really ship as DHCP enabled, and have some instructions on how to change it. Having a default static IP will almost never work properly.

Is there an installer for this program?

Seems to be working! How to enable SSL on the appliance?

What is the server name after boot-up ? <> http://[yourservername]/owncloud
I used the vmware image – this failed <> httpd2-prefork , linux-xxvt (no idea or erros posted)
may try again, but must be more user notes, ie step by step
good luck !

good idea, good os

You need to add zypper or yast to the image so that people can update it

Are you planning to add also S3-type functionality? I need that to test something, but perhaps I must study how to install it myself. I must say the instructions seems a little complicated (Eucalyptus).

it is a command line interface, dont like them.

hey guy’s do you think you could vist my new os linux leopard

dont like it very much

what’s the user and pass to access to the appliance console? It’s not admin and owncloud42.

cool

good work.