Owncloud installation on Ubuntu Bionic
07-19-2019, 03:54 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-19-2019, 03:56 AM by stuartiannaylor.)
I think there is an image for nextcloud or owncloud I actually prefer nextcloud as owncloud seemed to lose its way but that was a couple of years ago and from the look of things owncloud momentum has garnered again, so choice is yours.
Personally I think OMV is a brilliant platform as basically they put far too much emphasis on it being NAS its just this really simple basic multiple purpose server setup with a great webgui and some essential plugins.
Owncloud or at least Nextcloud is just go to the docker page of the GUI and type in nextcloud and hit install...
Letsencrypt is the same.
I know you wanted Ubuntu and its still Stretch but Buster OMV should be soon and OMV makes a huge array of server apps very simple from failtoban to iptables, dhcp/dns through dnsmasq and the RK3399 has no problem running many of them concurrently.
Check out the OMV images as I like simple and the webgui does just make it simple and so easy to check any problems.
Personally I think OMV is a brilliant platform as basically they put far too much emphasis on it being NAS its just this really simple basic multiple purpose server setup with a great webgui and some essential plugins.
Owncloud or at least Nextcloud is just go to the docker page of the GUI and type in nextcloud and hit install...
Letsencrypt is the same.
I know you wanted Ubuntu and its still Stretch but Buster OMV should be soon and OMV makes a huge array of server apps very simple from failtoban to iptables, dhcp/dns through dnsmasq and the RK3399 has no problem running many of them concurrently.
Check out the OMV images as I like simple and the webgui does just make it simple and so easy to check any problems.
