Owncloud Software Download
Cameron Carrion
Every time i try to login from firefox (from different machines and firefox profiles even when clearing cache many times), I get thrown back to login screen. In the owncloud log file I get an invalid token error. I have used different users and even the admin but the result is the same.
As a fix, ownCloud is recommending to delete the "owncloud/apps/graphapi/vendor/microsoft/microsoft-graph/tests/GetPhpInfo.php" file and disable the 'phpinfo' function. It is also advising users to change secrets like the ownCloud admin password, mail server and database credentials, and Object-Store/S3 access keys.
The owncloud-backup directory is used to store a copy of the nextcloud installation when it is upgraded. If your last upgrade has been a while and nextcloud is working without issues, you can empty the directory. If you feel unsure, just keep the most recent backup: it is easily identified by the date stamp in the directory name.
You can configure ownCloud via CLI from command line. To simplify this, DietPi has added a shortcut to the otherwise necessary sudo -u www-data php /var/www/owncloud/occ.
Simply run occ from your console:
Hi,
I have successfully installed a Letsencrypt certificate for an owncloud server using the auto --apache method. I am running a Debian 8 system and use Webmin to administer the system.
The Owncloud web service is functioning correctly under HTTPS. However, I am now not able to gain access to my webmin web interface. Firefox throws up a warning of an untrusted cert (the default webmin one) and does not give the option to add an exemption. The lets encrypt certificate that is installed for the owncloud service is for hostname.domainname.co.uk.
The Webmin access is from a URL with the same name above with :port number.
I am not sure what to do to get the Webmin access back. Do I need to replace the default Webmin self signed certificate with a copy of the lets encrypt one?
Any ideas on how to resolve the issue would be greatly received.
Thank you for taking the time to respond to my query. I am not sure what you mean by the owncloud UI. The administrator page of the web interface does not show the HSTS option that you suggest. Is it part of the owncloud config file that needs editing?
I am also confused by the suggestion of accessing Webmin using a different IP address / domain name. How could that work? Surely the IP address / domain name has to point to the server that I have the issue with.
When I just enter sudo apt-get install owncloud-client, I get version 1.2 of the client.So I added the Owncloud repository from the official download page and ran all the commands from the Debian-section as root.