tatonka
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- Jul 19, 2013
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Your web server is not yet properly setup to allow files synchronization because the WebDAV interface seems to be broken.
Well. I got this after installing the plugin. :(
Your web server is not yet properly setup to allow files synchronization because the WebDAV interface seems to be broken.
Well. I got this after installing the plugin. :(
Thanks to William, we now have an owncloud plugin for FreeNAS - it works very well!
Once you've installed it from the Plugins menu,
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Hi, These plugins do not appear in my plugin menu. Why? I have the latest version of FREENAS.
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Thanks to William, we now have an owncloud plugin for FreeNAS - it works very well!
Once you've installed it from the Plugins menu, you can either mount the media you'd like to export using the Jails storage manager onto /media or you can simply let owncloud sequester all the "cloud storage" in its own jail under that directory, in which case all of your cloud files will simply live in the appropriate owncloud plugin subdirectory of the jail root.
Note that if you elect to mount something under /media, those files/directories must be writable as the "www" user running in the jail. For this reason, you might wish to simply let owncloud manage the storage directly and import things into it explicitly. It will manage the permissions appropriately in that case.
To create your owncloud login and set it up, just click on the owncloud plugin icon once it's installed and turned on and follow the link!
Enjoy!
Wondering about the 'just click on the owncloud plugin icon once it's installed and turned on and follow the link'. I don't see any clickable icon. Not sure if I have too early a release of 9.1 and need to upgrade. Any thoughts?
Thanks to William, we now have an owncloud plugin for FreeNAS - it works very well!
Once you've installed it from the Plugins menu, you can either mount the media you'd like to export using the Jails storage manager onto /media or you can simply let owncloud sequester all the "cloud storage" in its own jail under that directory, in which case all of your cloud files will simply live in the appropriate owncloud plugin subdirectory of the jail root.
Note that if you elect to mount something under /media, those files/directories must be writable as the "www" user running in the jail. For this reason, you might wish to simply let owncloud manage the storage directly and import things into it explicitly. It will manage the permissions appropriately in that case.
To create your owncloud login and set it up, just click on the owncloud plugin icon once it's installed and turned on and follow the link!
Enjoy!
im really new to freenas and ownlcoud, i have instaled the plugin and started the services, upon logon its asks for a database, is the mysql database already installed?
Erm, I think you may be over-complicating this. ;) Just stick with the defaults. The first screen you'll be presented with in the owncloud setup is the username and password you want to use - you're essentially creating the account the first time. You don't need to select the mysql database - you should just stick with the sqlite default.
Also note that everyone in your family will need to use the same username and password if you want to share your cloud storage this way, so pick a username that's appropriate, e.g. not "andy" but "smithfamily" or something suitably descriptive. :)