ownCloud

I'd like to test the Sparc and x86 versions if you are still looking for takers.

Nice to see i'm not the only one who would like to have this on the ReadyNAS. Thilled to read that Whocares already has a Beta plugin for it. I sent him a PM and am waiting for a reply.
I actually thought this could be installed with the default ReadyNAs setup (+ Whocares' PHP add-on). But that was to hard to figure out.

Yes it requires PHP. So you need his PHP add-on and then you can install the ownCloud add-on.

I wouldn't mind checking this out either (the x86 version). However, I still got the old PHP v5.2.14-rnx86-1.1.3 by WhoCares, will that work?

Certainly nothing older than PHP 5.2.x would work. Not sure if PHP 5.2.x would be good enough or not. Best to have PHP 5.3.x installed.

Looking forward to the release or preview beta from WhoCares?

mdgm, do you know if I can just install the 5.3.x add-on over the 5.2.x add-on? I remember having quite some trouble getting the 5.2.x to work when I just got my NAS. Back then it wasn't a problem to do an OS re-install or factory reset, but I would prefer not to have to do that now...

It should be possible to install it over the top I think. If you have problems it should be easy to fix with SSH.

I actually thought I could install ownCloud without needing to wait for an add-on. Thinking I have a Readynas + php add-on I could do the following: Create a new share named ownCloud, redirect http to this read-only share, copy the ownCloud files into that folder, using ssh change the owner of the share to admin:admin and set the rights to 750. To bad a Forbidden message when trying to acces the internet page :(
I did not change anything to the apache setup so probably there is more to do. My knowledge of the ReadNAS setup is still to little.

mrmilo wrote:

I actually thought I could install ownCloud without needing to wait for an add-on. Thinking I have a Readynas + php add-on I could do the following: Create a new share named ownCloud, redirect http to this read-only share, copy the ownCloud files into that folder, using ssh change the owner of the share to admin:admin and set the rights to 750. To bad a Forbidden message when trying to acces the internet page :( I did not change anything to the apache setup so probably there is more to do. My knowledge of the ReadNAS setup is still to little.

I think it have to do with the Rewrite Rules.

nano /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf

Check if AllowOverride All is enabled <- http://owncloud.org/support/setup-and-i ... /webspace/

You can also try create an Alias for ownCloud somethin like that:
Alias /TemplateSystemCore/ /c/www/projects/TemplateSystemCore/web/
<Location /TemplateSystemCore>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>