[DOCKER] ownCloud is here!


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Could port 8001 be exposed in a future dockerfile?  I have my owncloud running behind a proxypass and it would be nice to be able to proxypass to the non-ssl URL.

 

Edit: sorry, I meant to ask if it could be included in the dockerfile. It looks like it's exposed, but not mapped.

 

You can manually add the 8001->8001 mapping in the docker config. If you then set forcessl to false in the owncloud config.php you'll be able to do a non-SSL proxypass.

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In case someone wants an ownCloud icon...

 

zinhEqL.png

http://i.imgur.com/zinhEqL.png

 

I have created my own personally hosted page that launches all my container stuff. Now that I have (thanks to the amazing CHBMB) reverse proxy working, I need to keep track of all those URLS, ports links, etc. I host this in the Reverse Proxy Docker. It allows me to swicth whether I am in my home network, or outside.. and the links change appropiately.

 

If someone is interested in the code, please PM me... I don't want to release it because it takes some HTML knowledge and editing to get it working for your own purpose.

 

I0ymAGl.png

 

Please don't freak out.... I do not access my unRAID GUI outside my home network.

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If someone is interested in the code, please PM me... I don't want to release it because it takes some HTML knowledge and editing to get it working for your own purpose.

 

 

I was planning on writing my own page, but this would be great to modify to needs. I sent you a PM.

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In case someone wants an ownCloud icon...

 

zinhEqL.png

http://i.imgur.com/zinhEqL.png

 

I have created my own personally hosted page that launches all my container stuff. Now that I have (thanks to the amazing CHBMB) reverse proxy working, I need to keep track of all those URLS, ports links, etc. I host this in the Reverse Proxy Docker. It allows me to swicth whether I am in my home network, or outside.. and the links change appropiately.

 

If someone is interested in the code, please PM me... I don't want to release it because it takes some HTML knowledge and editing to get it working for your own purpose.

 

I0ymAGl.png

 

Please don't freak out.... I do not access my unRAID GUI outside my home network.

 

I got ask what the is the third one that wifey uses?

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In case someone wants an ownCloud icon...

 

zinhEqL.png

http://i.imgur.com/zinhEqL.png

 

I have created my own personally hosted page that launches all my container stuff. Now that I have (thanks to the amazing CHBMB) reverse proxy working, I need to keep track of all those URLS, ports links, etc. I host this in the Reverse Proxy Docker. It allows me to swicth whether I am in my home network, or outside.. and the links change appropiately.

 

If someone is interested in the code, please PM me... I don't want to release it because it takes some HTML knowledge and editing to get it working for your own purpose.

 

I0ymAGl.png

 

Please don't freak out.... I do not access my unRAID GUI outside my home network.

 

I got ask what the is the third one that wifey uses?

 

I'd like the code if that's cool!???

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gfjardim,

 

In regards to the owncloud docker:

1) Could you move the cron file into persistent memory?  I want to edit it to run background tasks as described here:

https://doc.owncloud.org/server/8.1/admin_manual/configuration_server/background_jobs_configuration.html

 

UPDATE - Looks like you disable the cron service in the install script?  Any particular reason for this?

 

2) Also - it would be cool if you could add caching support:

https://owncloud.org/blog/making-owncloud-faster-through-caching/

 

3) I have EDGE = 1. But my docker container is not upgrading to Owncloud 8.1.  Tried running the updater utility on the admin panel as well.

 

Thanks!

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gfjardim,

 

In regards to the owncloud docker:

1) Could you move the cron file into persistent memory?  I want to edit it to run background tasks as described here:

https://doc.owncloud.org/server/8.1/admin_manual/configuration_server/background_jobs_configuration.html

 

UPDATE - Looks like you disable the cron service in the install script?  Any particular reason for this?

 

2) Also - it would be cool if you could add caching support:

https://owncloud.org/blog/making-owncloud-faster-through-caching/

 

3) I have EDGE = 1. But my docker container is not upgrading to Owncloud 8.1.  Tried running the updater utility on the admin panel as well.

 

Thanks!

 

1) No particular reason, just never saw anyone using cron with ownCloud. Any reason to do it?

 

2) I'll take a look into it.

 

3) no EDGE function actually; I removed it after a lot of users have problems with it.

 

perhaps hang fire. Yet again OC broke stuff for people.

 

 

Nice to know. Any links to the issue?

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https://github.com/owncloud/updater/issues/156#issuecomment-121039613

^^ hinting 8.1 auto update wont happen

 

https://github.com/owncloud/calendar/issues/853

^^ broke caldav

 

https://github.com/owncloud/calendar/issues/857

^^ broke IOS

 

I have no problems with bugs thats life but it feels like anyting to do with IOS, calendar or contacts spends as much time broken as working. They cant just keep breaking core apps like this which is perhaps why they dropped them as core apps lol

 

Not hating just when your family relies on it when it breaks it has real world implications

 

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1) No particular reason, just never saw anyone using cron with ownCloud. Any reason to do it?

 

2) I'll take a look into it.

 

3) no EDGE function actually; I removed it after a lot of users have problems with it.

 

1) Owncloud recommends cron for background jobs over AJAX.  This is because the default AJAX method only executes on background task per login.  Cron allows tasks to be executed in a time constant manner.

 

2)  Thanks!

 

3) Ok. Can we look forward to 8.1?  Is it better to administer OC updates via new docker updates?  Or is it ok  to use OC's updater tool?

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Installed Gfjardim own cloud docker

 

I can surf to the home page but I get a trusted domain error at the home page and cannot proceed into setting up the system.

 

I have searched the forum and it appears linked to the SSL cert ?

 

I am really confused on what to do here ?

 

Thanks

 

A

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Installed Gfjardim own cloud docker

 

I can surf to the home page but I get a trusted domain error at the home page and cannot proceed into setting up the system.

 

I have searched the forum and it appears linked to the SSL cert ?

 

I am really confused on what to do here ?

 

Thanks

 

A

 

That's normal.  Depending on your browser, you should be able to tell it to trust it anyway and move on.

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Installed Ownclowd https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/gfjardim/owncloud/

 

I tried to go to the web UI to set it up and I have a trusted domain page that I can never by pass.

 

If you click on the trust domain it redirects to a different IP address and hangs which is weird ?

 

Please any suggestions I really need to get this up and going and migrate away from drop box

 

If you are doing this on your LAN, the https:// will use port 443 not the local port 8001.  On your LAN left click on the ownCloud Docker and select "WebGUI".  You should be able to get past the certificate error and move on.  Outside your LAN use the https:// reference.  Of course you will need to have a URL registered for DNS lookup so you can get there.  There are also some router issues that can affect this like NAT Loopback.

 

Give a little more information on how you are trying to get to the web UI.

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I have had owncloud running for over a month now with no issues apart from when I try to enable apps. For example in apps > tool > I try to enable 'files move' and 'storage Charts 2' apps. After I hit enable and refresh the page they are back to disabled. Nothing is showing up in the owncloud log, any ideas anyone?

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Quote from: d4lions on August 01, 2015, 08:09:40 AM

 

    Installed Ownclowd https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/gfjardim/owncloud/

 

    I tried to go to the web UI to set it up and I have a trusted domain page that I can never by pass.

 

    If you click on the trust domain it redirects to a different IP address and hangs which is weird ?

 

    Please any suggestions I really need to get this up and going and migrate away from drop box

 

 

If you are doing this on your LAN, the https:// will use port 443 not the local port 8001.  On your LAN left click on the ownCloud Docker and select "WebGUI".  You should be able to get past the certificate error and move on.  Outside your LAN use the https:// reference.  Of course you will need to have a URL registered for DNS lookup so you can get there.  There are also some router issues that can affect this like NAT Loopback.

 

Give a little more information on how you are trying to get to the web UI.

 

 

 

 

I am on the LAN and this is the way I get to the web GUI.. I cannot get past the certificate error ?

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