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Owncloud install: Hitting Road blocks

PostPosted: May 4th, '14, 13:40
by xboxboy
Hi all. Clean install of Mageia 4 with /home on a separate partition.

So I install, via MCC, the owncloud server: Took a bit of messing around to get a static ip on my home network.

Then I point browser at http://MYipaddy/owncloud which brought up the admin page: I tried to set the data directory as /home/owncloud/data. That failed due to permissions, I found on the web this command

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chown -R apache:apache /home/owncloud/data


Which then let me get past the admin page. Now im stuck on post setup check with:

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Your web server is not yet properly setup to allow files synchronization because the WebDAV interface seems to be broken.
Please double check the installion guides


So, I've checked the log, and this seems to be the issue:
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{"app":"core","message":"isWebDAVWorking: NO - Reason: [CURL] Error while making request: Connection timed out after 10004 milliseconds (error code: 28) (sabre_DAV_Exception)", "level":2,"time....etc


So, was my change of permissions the right thing to do? How do I proceed regarding this WebDAV issue?

Re: Owncloud install: Hitting Road blocks

PostPosted: Jun 11th, '14, 10:47
by morgano
I am taking my first steps with owncloud and got the same "WebDAV interface seems to be broken"

I solved it by letting it own also the folder containing /data;
In my case it is a separate partition at /mnt/owncloud, so
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# chown -R apache:apache /mnt/owncloud
to set it to own both /data and its root.

(I also before that like you made /mnt/owncloud/data and # chown apache:apache /mnt/owncloud/data because before that the setup did go even less far. Maybe that would not be necessary if i it had owned owncloud initially)

Another tip: install apache-mod_ssl so you can access owncloud securely using https://

Re: Owncloud install: Hitting Road blocks

PostPosted: Jun 11th, '14, 11:07
by xboxboy
Here's how I fixed it:

http://mandrivausers.org/index.php?/top ... ntry708993

I have since set up a chron task to update itself daily: It's tucked under my desk doing what it should now :)