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i installed own-cloud but the adress is not working
https://yournasme/own-cloud

what should i do

Hi cigerxwin,

First, did you enable the https server ?.

When you wrote "https://yournasme/own-cloud", I assume that you replace yournasname by the real name of your NAS ?

Note: from a local access (LAN), you can use the url http://nasname/own-cloud or http://192.168.x.x/own-cloud (192.168.x.x is the local Ip of your NAS). No need to use https protocol
From a remote access (eg. smartphone), you need to use https://yourDDNS/own-cloud (DDNS is your dynamic DNS for your public IP) or https://yourpublicIP/own-cloud (yourpublicIP is the public IP of your ISP router)

Note2: of course from a remote access, you need to open the port 443 on your ISP router.

Maybe you must read this for the https server:

Jocko wrote:Hi Redleh

I assumed that if you want to have a remote access, you have to use https protocol (for reasons that seem obvious... ;) Yes, I know that you are not an US star but ... :mrgreen: )

In this case you have to enable the https server with a certificate set with your DNS (of course).

So you need to do it and run the shell script in a putty window

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/share/1000/fvdw/addons/owncloud-config.sh

Note: after this, you can also use the http protocol ...

thanks it works now, but i have one problem .

its username and password

admin
cl1234
its not working

maybe you did not note this warning

The default admin account is :
login : admin
pwd : cl1234
(of course you must update it via ownCloud web interface)
Important:
You can not log in the same time in ownCloud interface and firmware interface

Whats the version of ownCloud in the latest plugin forum?
Also, can we use ownCloud to manage files in the shares? or connect ownCloud to our shares?

iamola wrote:Whats the version of ownCloud in the latest plugin forum?

;)

jocko wrote:ownCloud add-on for fvdw-sl-15.1 or higher

ownCloud version is 6.0.3.1

iamola wrote:Also, can we use ownCloud to manage files in the shares? or connect ownCloud to our shares?

I am not sure to understand well what you means.
The owncloud sharing data are by default in a subfolder data of the share owncloud but you can add some external resources if you enable External Storage app.

With this option you can add some other shares (/share/1000/yourothersharename) and so sharing the content of these shares. Note you can also add some other remote resources with the protocols ftp, ftps, webdav, smb, ...

hi cigerxwin, what is your experience of owncloud with the cloudbox? i'm thinking of taking the plunge as I was very disappointed with the very basic Lacie cloud capabilities.