ownCloud

WhoCares? wrote:
Just tested this on an ReadyNAS Ultra and on a ReadyNAS Duo v2 - both work fine for creating Users and Calendars. I'll do some more checking and get back to you.

thx for the reply. Creation of new Users is function, but not Calendar entries. Everything else behaves as described.

But I'm using the x86 Readynas Pro (RNDU2000/Model RND-2A). May be it is the PHP version. For Sparc systems PHP 5.3.10 is the newest for the x86 it is 5.3.14.

WhoCares? would presumably be using the latest PHP add-on too so I doubt that's the issue but it could be I guess.

Actually I'm testing on ARM and x86 and the PHP version on both of these platforms is 5.3.14 - so it has to be something else, maybe an external library that's newer on ARM than it is on default x86. Going to set up a clean x86 box and see whether I can reproduce the effect there.

Ok, found the problem. On the x86 platform Netgear ships an outdated timezone package which causes calendar entries to fail. An updated ownCloud add-on will be on it's way shortly.

Downloaded your add-on yesterday and installed it 2 hours ago before reading this thread :( can you tell us what to do to get it working.

For now it's useless. First thing to do is to add a new user in stead of the admin but that did not work...does it have to do with the outdated timezone package or do i have to make the changes as described in the ownCloud help section?

[EDIT] Ok, did as the help section described and deleted a line in a js and rebooted. Can now create users...

I also purchased and installed the owncloud addon and applied the provided update. I'm using an Ultra 6 Plus on RAIDiator 4.2.21 and IE 9. PHP is 5.3.14-1~rnx1 and PHPMyAdmin is v3.4.10.1-rnx86-1.3.2. Unfortunately, nothing in the web portal is operational. The calendar itself is missing, icons do not render completely and, with the exception of logging out, no function buttons work.

All other purchased addons work properly.

[UPDATE] I used my Kindle Fire to access my ReadyNAS OwnCloud and everything worked the way it should. I had to remove my intranet zone from IE9's compability mode to make the portal appear correctly.

Would love to have a look at your setup. Unable to reproduce the problems locally so it would be great to see where and why it fails on your box to be able to hopefully provide a fix for that.

WhoCares? wrote:
Ok, found the problem. On the x86 platform Netgear ships an outdated timezone package which causes calendar entries to fail. An updated ownCloud add-on will be on it's way shortly.

...tnx for fixing this - Calendar works for me now with ownCloud_4.0.4-x86-0.2.4 installed. But i have still the Problem that sync does not work with the errors below in the log. I don't expect it to be my sync client since it works well with a other owncloud installation.

07-20 09:31:05:159 csync.api - Statedb: C:\Users\spezi/.csync/csync_statedb_15537662385197335780.db
07-20 09:31:05:159 csync.statedb - sqlite version mismatch
07-20 09:31:05:162 csync.statedb - sqlite3_compile error: no such table: metadata - on query SELECT COUNT(phash) FROM metadata LIMIT 1 OFFSET 0;
07-20 09:31:05:162 csync.statedb - statedb doesn't exist

I'll have a closer look at this.

So I have installed the app. Where is the setting to actually link ownCloud to a folder on my NAS. Does this require Mirall?