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mrmilo
Mar 24, 2012Tutor
ownCloud
Just came across www.owncloud.org looks prettymuch to do the same as Tonido but its opensource (and looks better i think)
Any chance this can run on the ReadyNas Pro?
Any chance this can run on the ReadyNas Pro?
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- JarnoGGuide
mdgm wrote: It should be possible to install it over the top I think. If you have problems it should be easy to fix with SSH.
My knowledge of SSH and Linux is virtually 0, so I still wouldn't know :(
Anyway, I probably try an update this weekend and see where I'll end up. - mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee RetiredJust make sure you have the SSH add-on installed. If you have issues with the PHP update then help can be provided with what commands to enter etc.
- AMRivlinApprenticeDid anyone get this working or try the beta? Any eta on release schedule or beta opportunities?
- mrmiloTutorI gave up on trying to install it myself. So far Whocares hasn't contact me with the beta add-on :( Still waiting...
- twinty7AspirantHave A ReadyNAS Pro Pioneer - would love to get into the beta...
- mfe_TutorHello,
I got owncloud successful installed on readynas duo. You should have installed mod_deflat Addon for this.
1.) Install PHP 5.3 Addon from whocares. (PHP5_5.3.10-rnsparc-4.1.2.bin). I tried owncloud first with php 5.2 but it only worked for me with 5.3
2.) Create a share named www.
3.) nano /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf and add
4.)Options +SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
Alias /www /c/www/
<Location /www>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Require valid-user
AuthType Basic
AuthName "My Shares"
</Location>
5.) /etc/init.d/frontview stop
6.) /etc/init.d/frontview start
7.) cd /www/
8.) Download the latest stbale version from http://owncloud.org/install/ or get it from wget http://owncloud.org/go/download/owncloud-download-3-0-2
9.) unpack it to /www/ so that you get /www/owncloud/
10.) chmod 750 owncloud -Rf
12.) chown admin:admin owncloud -Rf
13.) Start mysql server if the service isn't running -> /usr/sbin/mysqld (if you got mysql on addon you dont need to execute this)
14.) enter in your browser https://yourlocalnasip/www/owncloud
15.) execute setup :)
There is also a guid for using the home folder of the system. I have to figure this out. http://feedelli.org/owncloud-symlink-ho ... loud-files
This owncloud seems to be very cool! Also interessting: http://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.p ... ent=148406 - JarnoGGuideIt took a bit longer than expected, but finally got around to installing php5.3.10 and it actually worked without any problems so far :D
Any news on the beta/release of the OwnCloud add-on? The guide by mfe_ doesn't look very hard, but knowing my Linux skills, I'll mess it up... :( - AMRivlinApprenticeIt has gone silent. Any ETAs on a release?
- mrmiloTutorI tried to follow the guide by mfe_ but it's a no go for the Readynas Pro...
- mfe_TutorI' dont know the detailed differences between readnas pro and duo. But in my opinion it should be easier to get owncloud running on a readynas pro because it has got more power then the duo. Maybe the readynas pro is using an other apache version or config, regarding your permission problem with the 750 message? Maybe mdgm knows the important diffrences between pro and duo?
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