Simply login to MariaDB with HeidiSQL using the unRAID's IP address with root as username with no password.Ģ. I'm assuming that MariaDB and ownCloud will be installed with default ports, and your (Volume Mappings) Host path mapped to your desired location.ġ. You can of course include a domain or subdomain that you use to point to your home network (via dynamic dns or other means). To this: /C=US/ST=NY/L=Buffalo/O=Elm DataCenter/OU=TechOps/CN= C=US/ST=CA/L=City/O=Organization/OU=Organization Unit/CN= The Variable Value can be changed to anything you need:
#Owncloud add trusted domain install
Firstly I recommend that MariaDB be installed, then setting Root password using HeidiSQL, then install ownCloud.īefore completing ownCloud installation, at the Add Container Gui, click Advanced View and scroll down to the Environment Variables section and notice the Variable Name and Variable Value. Thanks again to cirkator for suggesting HeidiSQL.ĭid a fresh install of ownCloud using MariaDB and everything seems to be functioning as well as I expected.
This seems odd just because it's Limetech's repo.
There's a lot you have to do own your own in my opinion, especially the part about sync-ing folders within unRAID. It's been a while since I'd had to troubleshoot issues on unRAID and so my skills are very rusty! Thanks!!Īfter a day or two poking around with this, I gave up on this and OwnCloud docker and have moved over to BTSync through the Limetech repo, and even that is pretty poorly documented, help-wise. Well, that didn't help and still OwnCloud is setting up the users database on the cache drive under /mnt/user/appdata/(users-folder). It seems as if OwnCloud does not like "/mnt/user/OwnCloud" for the "/array" Container Path setting.Īt one point in the troubleshooting process I found my "OwnCloud" folder's permissions had changed from "all access" so I chmod-ed to allow all access like the other shares. After what seemed like a cache drive crash, getting a replacement disk going and reinstalling a OwnCloud Docker, I find that I can no longer connect to my old stored data. Initially things seemed to be normal and I had access to data. I've updated the server I use for OwnCloud to 6.2.0-beta18. Also if I go to port 8000 the text fields show up but thats about it. I have no idea what is going on here and I've been at it for like 2 hours already.Įdit: Not sure what I changed but it finally stopped redirecting but, now I am getting File Not found error. If i put the local ip it goes to localip:8000 and if I put the URL it goes to URL:8000. Other container tags keep the old behavior, but we recommend upgrading to at least 10.10.x.The config is just a proxy_pass which I'm not sure if it works but at the moment the issue is the redirecting to port 8000. If there are still error messages like You are accessing the server from an untrusted domain in the web UI, please check the trusted domains setting again.Īll container tags = 10.10.x.
It is also possible to set multiple values with a comma separated list.įor container deployments, it’s required to add the external domain of the ownCloud instance to OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS, for example OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS=. While in the past the container automatically set the trusted domain based on the HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST or SERVER_NAME request header, this behavior has changed, and the trusted domains now need to be set explicitly via the OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS environment variable. Due to a security issue in our ownCloud Server container, we had to change how the ownCloud Server setting for trusted domains is handled.
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