Did anyone manage to install ownCloud above version 8.1 on ReadyNAS R6?
I'm getting some errors from the start. Owncloud was working well here until up to 8.0.X. So I decided to do a fresh install of 8.1.2 (rnxtras), which gave me the following errors:
root@readyNAS:/data/OwnCloud# more owncloud.log
{"reqId":"lC6uPPrO6EUF\/pAvHmWq","remoteAddr":"192.168.11.134","app":"PHP","message":"Undefined offset: 0 at \/apps\/owncloud\/web\/lib\/private\/appframework\/http\/request.php#685
","level":3,"time":"2015-09-04T18:29:04+00:00"}
{"reqId":"lC6uPPrO6EUF\/pAvHmWq","remoteAddr":"192.168.11.134","app":"PHP","message":"fopen(\/apps\/owncloud\/web\/config\/config.php): failed to open stream: No such file or direct
ory at \/apps\/owncloud\/web\/lib\/private\/config.php#191","level":3,"time":"2015-09-04T18:29:05+00:00"}
{"reqId":"6zhmZ7g2DtsFAQP2rij1","remoteAddr":"192.168.11.134","app":"PHP","message":"Undefined offset: 0 at \/apps\/owncloud\/web\/lib\/private\/appframework\/http\/request.php#685"
,"level":3,"time":"2015-09-04T18:31:17+00:00"}
It seems the config.php file was not writable.
Apart from the instanceid, the config file is empty.
I guess this is triggering the other error about undefined offset at request.php#685, as this line is about the trusted host that needs to be defined in the config file.
After making the config writable, and adding the necessary config, I'm stll getting a blank page. The database isn't created, and the config file seems too empty to be complete.
I know that since Owncloud 8.1, they became much stricter regarding SSL, but my SSL certificate is working fine, as it was before.
I'm getting the following errors in the browser:
Firefox: Secure Connection Failed
Chromium: No Data Received, ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
I'm wondering if anyone managed to install the owncloud app properly, so I can rule out the possibilty that the problem lies with the ReadyNAS.
Let's check with @super_poussin and other community members if they have encountered the same using this new version. For the time being, use the stable version 6.0.0 that is available in our website.
I just tested fresh installs and upgrades on RN102, RN204 and RN314. Worked in every case, so I have to assume it's something different that is causing the problems on your system. May well be related to SSL issues but then I don't even use a valid certificate on my test systems here and it's still working. If you have ssh access to your ReadyNAS enabled, can you send the output of
The config.php file only contained the instanceid. Adding the trusted domains didn't help much, as the owncloud logfile doesn't seem to log everything. It doesn't show anything for today, but I have tried to access the homepage several times.
Can be useful to know:
I am able to access the robots.txt through the browser while using https.
I'm getting correct output on the terminal with: php /apps/owncloud/web/index.php.
If you had the PHP add-on installed, that may indeed be the source of the problem.
My OwnCloud add-on doesn't require the PHP add-on to be installed for it requests all the needed PHP packages during install. So there's a chance that upgrading to PHP 5.6 fixed what may have been broken in the original PHP install by the PHP add-on. I ran a lot of tests on my systems and didn't find any problem using the method without the PHP add-on. I think I'll need to investigate what the official PHP add-on is doing different and maybe even provide a PHP 5.6 installer for those who aren't comfortable with the command line.
I found out by installing Owncloud on my desktop (which has a LAMP with PHP v5.4 as well). There, it worked, but it gave cURL errors when trying to install the Gallery+ app for Owncloud.
cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
This got me thinking about the PHP version.
Even though 5.4 should work with the latest Owncloud, I guess there's a module that's outdated in the PHP addon.
The certificates are indeed outdated on the ReadyNAS but that's totally separate from PHP. Now, there's of course a chance that the updated PHP 5.6 from dotdeb also installs updated certificates in it's wake. Do you have a log of the packages that got installed while installing the PHP 5.6 version from dotdeb?
Doesn't look like any certificate related stuff got installed, so it might well be that the newer PHP5-curl module handles SSL a bit more relaxed than the one in PHP 5.4.44. I'll check.
As you can see, xcache is removed, as it isn't included in the repository that I added. If you are considering to make a PHP 5.6 module, it might be useful to include this as well.
No need since PHP 5.6 includes a better caching system, formerly provided by the PHP5-zendopcache module. You may want to manually install PHP5-yac, however, to provide some additional caching for variables.
