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mdgm-ntgr
Sep 25, 2012NETGEAR Employee Retired
OwnCloud add-on thread
This is a general discussion thread for the OwnCloud add-on Owncloud for Sparc (Duo/NV+ v1 etc.): http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=66762 Owncloud for ARM (Duo/NV+ v2): http://www...
InTheShires
Feb 14, 2013Tutor
beosro, I've just tested the wget and untar lines mentioned above, and all worked as it was supposed to.
I'm not sure why the # is appearing at the start of a couple of lines, but that's by the by, as that won't help anything AFAIK.
cd /tmp will move you into the correct working directly, which in this instance the writer wants you to use /tmp.
wget http://mirrors.owncloud.org/releases/ow ... .5.tar.bz2 will download Owncloud in to the /tmp directory you are in.
tar -xjf owncloud*.bz2 will extract the Owncloud to it's own new folder in /tmp. (E.G. owncloud-4.5.5)
If the last line fails I would check the permissions set on your /tmp folder. (Or where ever you are saving the files to if you are choosing your own preferred directory/folder.)
You are logging in as root I assume, when SSH'ing to the box?
EDIT - Seen you newer post. There is an addon for APT. Install that.
Once done, run this
apt-get update && apt-get install build-essential
I'm not sure why the # is appearing at the start of a couple of lines, but that's by the by, as that won't help anything AFAIK.
cd /tmp will move you into the correct working directly, which in this instance the writer wants you to use /tmp.
wget http://mirrors.owncloud.org/releases/ow ... .5.tar.bz2 will download Owncloud in to the /tmp directory you are in.
tar -xjf owncloud*.bz2 will extract the Owncloud to it's own new folder in /tmp. (E.G. owncloud-4.5.5)
If the last line fails I would check the permissions set on your /tmp folder. (Or where ever you are saving the files to if you are choosing your own preferred directory/folder.)
You are logging in as root I assume, when SSH'ing to the box?
EDIT - Seen you newer post. There is an addon for APT. Install that.
Once done, run this
apt-get update && apt-get install build-essential
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