Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?
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@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
not to disrupt things, but since we discussed ownCloud, OC has mostly collapsed and most of the team moved to NextCloud. I would consider any previous advice to use ownCloud to actually refer to NextCloud unless someone clarifies otherwise. NextCloud is fully open source, doesn't have different versions and is under heavy development. I would start with that.
The problem with NextCloud is that there is not a repository based solution for it.
You have to install from sources.
Oh that sucks.
Still doable, but not nearly as nice.Correct, and it is very low on my priority list for at least a month if not more.
OwnCloud still works perfectly fine.
I can't seem to import OwnClound repo. Anyidea why?
Running CentOS7 via HyperV
Try
curl -O- "https://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/CentOS_7/repodata/repomd.xml.key" | rpm --import -If that doesn't work, just download the key using curl or wget and then do the rpm --import /keyfile
Can you give me an example about how to use curl or wget? yum -y wget https://.....key?
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Found owncloud key on Opensuse. is it the same key file?
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@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
error.
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
not to disrupt things, but since we discussed ownCloud, OC has mostly collapsed and most of the team moved to NextCloud. I would consider any previous advice to use ownCloud to actually refer to NextCloud unless someone clarifies otherwise. NextCloud is fully open source, doesn't have different versions and is under heavy development. I would start with that.
The problem with NextCloud is that there is not a repository based solution for it.
You have to install from sources.
Oh that sucks.
Still doable, but not nearly as nice.Correct, and it is very low on my priority list for at least a month if not more.
OwnCloud still works perfectly fine.
I can't seem to import OwnClound repo. Anyidea why?
Running CentOS7 via HyperV
Try
curl -O- "https://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/CentOS_7/repodata/repomd.xml.key" | rpm --import -If that doesn't work, just download the key using curl or wget and then do the rpm --import /keyfile
Can you give me an example about how to use curl or wget? yum -y wget https://.....key?
wget "https://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/CentOS_7/repodata/repomd.xml.key"wget is a way to download files on the command line. Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
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@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
error.
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
not to disrupt things, but since we discussed ownCloud, OC has mostly collapsed and most of the team moved to NextCloud. I would consider any previous advice to use ownCloud to actually refer to NextCloud unless someone clarifies otherwise. NextCloud is fully open source, doesn't have different versions and is under heavy development. I would start with that.
The problem with NextCloud is that there is not a repository based solution for it.
You have to install from sources.
Oh that sucks.
Still doable, but not nearly as nice.Correct, and it is very low on my priority list for at least a month if not more.
OwnCloud still works perfectly fine.
I can't seem to import OwnClound repo. Anyidea why?
Running CentOS7 via HyperV
Try
curl -O- "https://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/CentOS_7/repodata/repomd.xml.key" | rpm --import -If that doesn't work, just download the key using curl or wget and then do the rpm --import /keyfile
Can you give me an example about how to use curl or wget? yum -y wget https://.....key?
wget "https://download.owncloud.org/download/repositories/stable/CentOS_7/repodata/repomd.xml.key"wget is a way to download files on the command line. Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
Thanks Travis. I found my stupid problem. First I don't have my glasses on and I could not differentiate lower and capital -o and -O. Second, I didn't put CentOS_7 with capital C,O,S.
After realizing that rpm --inport works just fine.
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@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
I saw couple Linux series posts from SAM. I tried to follow, but because I do not use it on a daily basis it doesn't rub well on me.
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Hmmm... followed every steps but site doesn't load.
Too tired. Will try again tomorrow. Zzzz
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@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
I saw couple Linux series posts from SAM. I tried to follow, but because I do not use it on a daily basis it doesn't rub well on me.
Understandable. We'll call this good continuing career advancement. How's that?
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@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
I saw couple Linux series posts from SAM. I tried to follow, but because I do not use it on a daily basis it doesn't rub well on me.
Did you post questions about what was missing or confusing?
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@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
I saw couple Linux series posts from SAM. I tried to follow, but because I do not use it on a daily basis it doesn't rub well on me.
Did you post questions about what was missing or confusing?
In addition to the above.
- Use an SSH client to connect after the bare VM is running, stop using Hyper-V console. You cannot easily copy/paste.
- Follow my guide as linked previously.
- Copy and paste commands, do not retype them.
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@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
I saw couple Linux series posts from SAM. I tried to follow, but because I do not use it on a daily basis it doesn't rub well on me.
Did you post questions about what was missing or confusing?
No. Just that Linux isn't within my proximity during day job. Learning Linux becomes more of a hobby for me. What was missing? Don't think so. Confusing? A bit due to lack of first hand experience. Like learning German in a country that does not speak German... I guess.
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@JaredBusch said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@scottalanmiller said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@LAH3385 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
@travisdh1 said in Building functioning OwnCloud within 24 hours... or less...help?:
Look for the learning Linux series of posts @scottalanmiller did, they're great!
I saw couple Linux series posts from SAM. I tried to follow, but because I do not use it on a daily basis it doesn't rub well on me.
Did you post questions about what was missing or confusing?
In addition to the above.
- Use an SSH client to connect after the bare VM is running, stop using Hyper-V console. You cannot easily copy/paste.
- Follow my guide as linked previously.
- Copy and paste commands, do not retype them.
As I mentioned I am fairly new to these things. I have zero (except basic online java course) experience in programming. You could say I only know enough to get through my day.
Since the past 24 hours I know and understand the purpose of yum and wget through multiple attempts of installing ownCloud. It will works eventually. Also, I do enjoy dirty-ing my hands. I learned a lot, and not going to stop until I got ownCloud working the way I want it...or after completing SAM's linux series.
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@LAH3385 Once the NTG lab is back up and running (should be soon) and I have some free time (I'm speaking at SpiceCorps Auburn today) I'm going to be playing with NextCloud pretty high on my priority list and will hopefully be able to make an automated install that you can just run, no knowledge needed.
