ownCloud Routing
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@dafyre at this site, riverview.local
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diff domain at each site, boss is working to fix
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@alex.olynyk said:
@dafyre at this site, riverview.local
That's fine. You need to override the full FQDN, you can't just make onecloud.riverview.local, that won't solve the issue.
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@alex.olynyk said:
diff domain at each site, boss is working to fix
That's good, but it isn't a problem in this case. Our fix here will continue to work as that is done and that doesn't hold us back now.
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@alex.olynyk said:
Are those people who work from campers in the parking lot?
Thanks, I'm here all week, folks.
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We joke, but we've talked about buying an RV to move to customer sites to work from, it would be a blast.
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@scottalanmiller You're hired!
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@scottalanmiller said:
@alex.olynyk said:
@dafyre at this site, riverview.local
That's fine. You need to override the full FQDN, you can't just make onecloud.riverview.local, that won't solve the issue.
How to I override the full FQDN?
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in internal dns i made owncloud.roseradiology.com pointing to private IP
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Oy... this will be fun to fix...
At each site, you will have to set up a DNS Forward lookup zone... for roseradiology.com
You will have 3 entries under neath it.
The . and the www entries (A Records) should point to the Public IP address of the roseradiology.com web site.
Then make a new entry called owncloud and set it to the internal IP address of your owncloud instance.
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@dafyre Thanks Ill get it done
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@alex.olynyk said:
@dafyre Thanks Ill get it done
Here's a picture of the way it is setup in mine (although I am using my own internal IP address for my owncloud instance.
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@alex.olynyk said:
@dafyre Thanks Ill get it done
It's a bit of a pain, but after the first site you will know if it works and it is just repetition after that. Not hard, just tedious. But knowing that it works... makes it all worth it.
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Thanks everyone. I can access by name both externally and internally.
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@alex.olynyk said:
Thanks everyone. I can access by name both externally and internally.
Awesome, so everything is working? No issues?
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@scottalanmiller cant get e-mail working
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Do you see now how your boss injecting a non-goal as a requirement was going to cause problems? His goal should have been ease of use, instead of decided, without understanding, what the solution was going to be and because of that, it was never going to get fixed. We had to avoid his proximate solution so that we could arrive at the real one.
It's what is called "getting stuck in the weeds". It's very important to take stock and figure out the goal, then separate out what we might think is the solution and not get so mired down working on that that we forget what the actual goal is.
