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In 2016, ownCloud GmbH received investment capital and was able to take over the business of the American company ownCloud Inc.[2][3] In the following years, Nextcloud and ownCloud developed into different directions: Nextcloud Hub has become a modern communication platform with many community-driven applications, owncloud focused on large-scale enterprise deployments, many of them in science and education.

In 2018, ownCloud launched its own SaaS offering ("owncloud.online") for small and medium-sized enterprises and associations. The offering is intended to provide a secure and GDPR-compliant collaboration solution for organizations without their own IT department.[6]

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The web interfaces integrated in ownCoud Infinite Scale and owncloud Server give users native access to their ownCloud cloud data. With no needs for user-side installations, one can just access their data securely from all over the world with just a browser.

did you enter your server address correct? Sometimes the /owncloud is missing at the end. And it is important that you have a newer version of the ownCloud server in production. Which version are you using?

To use 2FA in the desktop and mobile apps, you need to enable OAuth 2.0 app on the ownCloud server. You can find more information in @lefherz 's blogpost:

-to-use-two-factor-authentication-with-the-owncloud-desktop-client-or-mobile-apps/

As a fix, ownCloud is recommending to delete the "owncloud/apps/graphapi/vendor/microsoft/microsoft-graph/tests/GetPhpInfo.php" file and disable the 'phpinfo' function. It is also advising users to change secrets like the ownCloud admin password, mail server and database credentials, and Object-Store/S3 access keys.

Somehow the nameserver settings are not correctly applied to the docker container. Please check the nameserver settings inside the container:

univention-app shell owncloud82 ucr search --brief {nameserver,forwarder} cat /etc/resolv.conf ping -c 1 $(ucr get nameserver1)

I also found other implementations of ownCloud dockers were lacking when it comes to updating ownCloud. ownCloud cannot be downgraded, so one has to be careful to always go forward, and not backwards. If a person manually updated ownCloud and then had to reinstall with the original docker, the manual upgrade got written over in other implementations. This docker prevents that situation because the ownCloud version is persistent in the appdata/owncloud folder.

To clean this up, I recommend that you stop the Docker and use a tool like MC or use the command line mv to move the appdata/owncloud/data to appdata/ownCloud/data and remove the empty owncloud folder. This will clean up the two folders situation and if you go back to the default template, the mappings will be correct.

I use netgear products for several years, but now I'm the owner of an RN214 NAS (already did the upgrade to OS 6.5). Of course I know basic information about networks, but I'm not familiar with ReadyNAS and Linux. My paln / project is to install my own owncloud device with this NAS. I tried to get some information before buying, but this was quite boring so that I bought the device to test it in reality.

I know that there is the possibility to use the owncloud from the app store of the RN214, BUT this is only version 6.0 as I saw. That's why I want to install a current version. Of course I already was here:

Why does this force problems and why is it a problem due to conflicts with OS partition? The owncloud is visible as the one installed as app. Where is the difference? Is the shown update procedure for a app version the same like shown in the video?

Ok, I understand. I am already in contact with whocares, but nevertheless of course I want to learn something. How would a configuration work or what would I have to do to avoid storing the cloud data in the OS partitition? Where is this partition respectivelly how can I see that the data is stored there or not there? Or is there any step for step installation guide beside "using an app" for the installation of owncloud on ReadyNAS OS6? or is the way shown in my posted video the 'correct' one?

I wanted to download owncloud to my ubuntu server, but it can't unzip it, it doesn't recognize my file, and then the file is there, but it doesn't recognize it. I tried to delete it and download it again, but it didn't work.

I downloaded it from cd /tmp $ wget download.owncloud.org/community/owncloud-10.0.3.zip to tmp and than unzipped it. When i tried to use the command unzip I got an error code: cannot find zipfile directory in one of owncloud-10.0.3.zip.

In the future you should regularly create a database dump and copy it to a backup server together with the content of the data directly and the config.php file. And consider moving to Nextcloud because it is more secure, faster, fully open source and has more features. Migration from owncloud to nextcloud is fully supported and easy.Good look with your issue

I think you will have to add something like this to the owncloud.conf, default.conf and default-ssl.conf (these 2 file are the virtual hosts). Then restart apache.

Those configs are in these folders.

/etc/apache2/openmediavault-webgui.d

/etc/apache2/sites-available

I am a casual coder, just for fun, and I got owncloud running on my Raspberry Pi 4 (arm64) using docker. The problem is understanding how to get the container to be persistent and write the files to me specified directory.

Delete the file owncloud/apps/graphapi/vendor/microsoft/microsoft-graph/tests/GetPhpInfo.php. Additionally, we disabled the phpinfo function in our docker-containers. We will apply various hardenings in future core releases to mitigate similar vulnerabilities.

The owncloud-backup directory is used to store a copy of the nextcloud installation when it is upgraded. If your last upgrade has been a while and nextcloud is working without issues, you can empty the directory. If you feel unsure, just keep the most recent backup: it is easily identified by the date stamp in the directory name.

The output of the copy command suggests that the file would be too big, but that isn't the case. I adjusted the accepted file sizes a long time ago to 50 GB, and the file I am trying to sync is ~1.2GB. All my other clients work without a problem, even android apps with webDAV support like CxExplorer work flawlessly, so I doubt that my owncloud server is the problem here.

I don't think that I've seen more suggestions to what it could be...

Yesterday I also tried to upload directly to owncloud and bypass my remote proxy and It lead to the exact same behaviour. I didn't test it with rclone though, but with Cx File Explorer on my phone. It uses WebDAV as well and I still got the 413, so I think it is not nginx' fault anymore

the issue im haviing is the selected folders to sync with owncloud, so what happens when urbackup runs its incremental/full file i just get a bunch of shortcuts created in urbackup so the main folders never gets backed up because its also an owncloud sync

Im 100% sure its owncloud since when it run then it creates full file backups instead of incrementals. It also then creates shortcuts over the folders that is selected to sync with owncloud so those folders dosnt backup but accourding to urbackup it was succesfull wich it is definitly not

UPDATE: after installing owncloud & robooting pi, can only breifly get to 192.168.1.110/owncloud

Shortly later that page stops loading, but can octopi 192.168.1.110 loads,

but after a short while longer that page become broken formatting wise.

I have no idea how owncloud works so I can't answer whether this is difficult. I can tell you though that it should be easy to get OctoPrint proxied through Apache, whereas I don't know if it will be easy to get OwnCloud proxied by haproxy (since I don't know if owncloud in that case is run through apache or not).

So i got both working.

I reverted /etc//haproxy haproxy.cfg back to default.

And changed the /etc/apache ports.conf to list to port 100

so now 192.168.1.110 goes to octoprint as usual

and 192.168.1.110:100/owncloud goes to owncloud.

kind of a dodgy work around...

The first option is to install an ownCloud rpm package. There is a download repo hosted at download.owncloud.org. This requires root access to install rpm packages on the machine which might not be the case for a web space.

2. Run the following shell commands as root to add the repository and refresh the reositories and install ownCloud.zypper addrepo _Leap_42.2/ce:10.0.repo

zypper refresh

zypper install owncloud-files

A global accounts setting is coming in Plasma 5. In older versions of the KDE Plasma, you can use package owncloud-client-dolphin for Dolphin integration, or access your files via WebDAV. For that, find the WebDAV link in the ownCloud Files app in the web interface by clicking the gear in the bottom-left:

On our setup (see at the end for versions), when encryption is enabled in owncloud (using Master Key), editing a document works but there is no history: The last revision is always overwritten by onlyoffice (be it a result from an upload or edits in onlyoffice).

Thanks for the explanation. Is there any chance this limitation will go away in a future release? That is, can the connector tell owncloud to create a new version instead of modifying the current one?

You can configure ownCloud via CLI from command line. To simplify this, DietPi has added a shortcut to the otherwise necessary sudo -u www-data php /var/www/owncloud/occ.

Simply run occ from your console:

CVE-2023-49105 (CVSS score 9.8 out of 10): An issue was discovered in ownCloud owncloud/core before 10.13.1. An attacker can access, modify, or delete any file without authentication if the username of a victim is known, and the victim has no signing-key configured. This occurs because pre-signed URLs can be accepted even when no signing-key is configured for the owner of the files. The earliest affected version is 10.6.0.

CVE-2023-49104 (CVSS score 9 out of 10): An issue was discovered in ownCloud owncloud/oauth2 before 0.6.1, when Allow Subdomains is enabled. An attacker is able to pass in a crafted redirect-url that bypasses validation, and consequently allows an attacker to redirect callbacks to a Top Level Domain (TLD) controlled by the attacker. ff782bc1db