OwnCloud - Revision history

Tigersharke at 08:11, 26 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 12:56, 25 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 16:06, 16 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 15:36, 5 March 2013

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Tigersharke at 15:33, 5 March 2013

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Tigersharke: /* Configuring ownCloud */

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‎Configuring ownCloud

Tigersharke: /* Install and Start the Required Services */

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‎Install and Start the Required Services

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-If you are installing ownCloud onto a TrueOS™ system, you will need to create the jail and install the dependencies from the command line. When creating the jail, specify the jail IP address and hostname as seen in this example:
+If you are installing ownCloud onto a TrueOS® system, you will need to create the jail and install the dependencies from the command line. When creating the jail, specify the jail IP address and hostname as seen in this example:
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-You are now ready to download and configure ownCloud. If you are using a traditional jail on your desktop, go to Tools -> Launch Terminal to access the jail's command line. If you are using TrueOS™, use the '''warden chroot''' command to access the command line of the jail.
+You are now ready to download and configure ownCloud. If you are using a traditional jail on your desktop, go to Tools -> Launch Terminal to access the jail's command line. If you are using TrueOS®, use the '''warden chroot''' command to access the command line of the jail.
 {{txtbox|box='''cd /usr/local/www/apache22/data'''<br>'''fetch {{http}}download.owncloud.org/releases/owncloud-4.0.7.tar.bz2'''{{nbsp|14}}<br>'''tar xzvf owncloud-4.0.7.tar.bz2'''<br>'''chown -R www:www owncloud'''<br><br>'''mysql -u root'''<br>mysql> '''create database owncloud;'''<br>mysql> '''grant all on owncloud.* to ''ocuser''@localhost identified by "''mypass''";'''<br>mysql> '''quit'''
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 {{citelink|url=http://owncloud.org/|txt=ownCloud}} is open source software that allows you to create your own cloud storage. This allows you to share data, contacts, and calendars with other devices and users.
 [[File:Owncloud.png|thumb|385px|'''Figure 9.9a: Install the Required Packages''']]
 In PC-BSD®, you can create your own private cloud service by installing ownCloud either into a traditional jail that you created using [[Warden®]] or into a [[Install a Server|TrueOS® installation]]. For security reasons, installing ownCloud directly onto a desktop installation is not recommended, as the web and database services it requires may expose the desktop to security vulnerabilities. If you are installing ownCloud on a PC-BSD® system, create a traditional jail as it isolates the software installed into the jail from your desktop operating system.
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 If you are installing ownCloud into a traditional jail, make sure that the jail has been started, then go to the "Packages" tab of the jail as seen in the example in Figure 9.9a.
 Check the boxes for Database-Servers ➜ MySQL, Languages ➜ PHP, and Web-Servers ➜ Apache, then click the "Apply" button to install these packages.
 [[File:Owncloud1.png|thumb|385px|'''Figure 9.9b: Start the Required Services''']]
 Once installed, go to Tools ➜ Service Manager which will open the screen shown in Figure 9.9b. Highlight the apache22 service and click the "Enable Service" button and then the "Start" button. Repeat for the mysql service.
 Verify that you can reach the web server by typing the IP address of the jail into a web browser. You should receive an "It works!" message. You will need to first allow incoming TCP port 80 on the jail interface using [[Firewall Manager]] if you use a web browser on a different computer.
 If you are installing ownCloud onto a TrueOS™ system, you will need to create the jail and install the dependencies from the command line. When creating the jail, specify the jail IP address and hostname as seen in this example:
 {{txtbox|box='''warden create 10.0.0.1 owncloudjail --startauto'''<br>'''pc-metapkgmanager --pkgset warden --chroot /usr/jails/10.0.0.1 add MySQL,Apache,'''<br>'''PHP'''}}
 [[File:Owncloud2.png|thumb|'''Figure 9.9c: ownCloud Initial Setup Screen''']]
 Once the software is installed, access the jail by its IP address in order to edit the ''/etc/rc.conf'' file within the jail so that the required services start when the jail is available:
 {{txtbox|wiki|box='''warden chroot 10.0.0.1'''{{nbsp|58}}
 '''vi /etc/rc.conf'''}}
 Add these two lines to that file:
 {{txtbox|box=apache22_enable=”YES”{{nbsp|59}}<br>mysql_enable=”YES”}}
 Save your edits then start the services:
 {{txtbox|box='''usr/local/etc/rc.d/apache22 start'''<br>'''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-server start'''{{nbsp|42}}}}
 Verify that you can reach the web server by typing the IP address of the jail into a web browser. You should receive a "It works!" message. You will need to first edit ''/etc/pf.conf'' in order to allow incoming TCP port 80 using if you use a web browser on a different computer. An example would be to add a line to the "Nic specific rules" section:
 {{txtbox|box=pass in quick on re0 proto tcp from any to (re0) port 80 keep state{{nbsp|13}}}}
 You may wish to replace ''any'' with just the IP addresses of the systems on your network. ''re0'' should be replaced with the interface used by the jail.
-=== Configuring ownCloud ===
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 You are now ready to download and configure ownCloud. If you are using a traditional jail on your desktop, go to Tools -> Launch Terminal to access the jail's command line. If you are using TrueOS™, use the '''warden chroot''' command to access the command line of the jail.
 {{txtbox|box='''cd /usr/local/www/apache22/data'''<br>'''fetch {{http}}download.owncloud.org/releases/owncloud-4.0.7.tar.bz2'''{{nbsp|14}}<br>'''tar xzvf owncloud-4.0.7.tar.bz2'''<br>'''chown -R www:www owncloud'''<br><br>'''mysql -u root'''<br>mysql> '''create database owncloud;'''<br>mysql> '''grant all on owncloud.* to ''ocuser''@localhost identified by "''mypass''";'''<br>mysql> '''quit'''
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 {{txtbox|box={{pound}}AddType application/x-gzip .tgz{{nbsp|48}}<br>{{highlight|text=AddType application/x-httpd-php .php<br>AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps}}<br><br><br><IfModule dir_module><br>&nbsp;  DirectoryIndex index.html {{highlight|text=index.php}}<br></IfModule>
 |txt='''Add the required PHP options to Apache'''. Open ''/usr/local/etc/apache22/httpd.conf'' in an editor and look for this ''AddType'' line that begins with a pound ({{pound}}) sign, and then add the highlighted lines directly below it.<br><br>Look for this ''IfModule'' section and add the highlighted text as shown.<br><br><br>
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 {{txtbox|box='''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/apache22 restart'''{{nbsp|44}}<br>'''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-server restart'''
 |txt=Save your changes and restart the Apache and MySQL services.<br>
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 Test your changes from a web browser by adding "owncloud" to the end of the IP address of the jail. For example, type ''{{http}}10.0.0.1/owncloud/.'' You should see the setup screen shown in Figure 9.9c.
 [[File:Owncloud3.png|thumb|'''Figure 9.9d: ownCloud Interface''']]
 Input the name of the user and password that will be used to administer ownCloud, then click the "
 "Advanced" button. In the advanced settings, click the "MySQL" tab and input the MySQL username, password, and database name that you configured previously. Click the “Finish setup” button to save your changes and enter your new cloud interface -- shown in Figure 9.9d.
 Click the left panel of the interface to access a type of media. For example, if you click "Files" and then the "New" button, you can upload a file, folder, or from a URL. If you click "Contacts", you can add a contact or import/export the address book.
 Click the "Settings" icon at the bottom of the left panel to add users, configure applications, change the administrative configuration, and to access "Help".
 Instructions for synchronizing the calendar and address book, integrating with a file manager, and integrating with a media player can be found in the {{citelink|url=http://owncloud.org/support/|txt=documentation section of the ownCloud website}}. Synchronization clients are available from {{citelink|url=http://owncloud.org/sync-clients/|txt=the owncloud site}}.
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 Test your changes from a web browser by adding "owncloud" to the end of the IP address of the jail. For example, type ''{{http}}10.0.0.1/owncloud/.'' You should see the setup screen shown in Figure 9.9c.
-[[File:Owncloud3.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 9.9d: ownCloud Interface''']]
+[[File:Owncloud3.png|thumb|400px|'''Figure 9.9d: ownCloud Interface''']]
 Input the name of the user and password that will be used to administer ownCloud, then click the "