Hello all.
I understand Klaas is currently on vacation, but I wanted to let you
know that I have submitted a pull request for a simple bug fix:
https://github.com/owncloud/mirall/pull/3 .
When starting the owncloud client for the first time, it asks to be
configured. On the first page of the
Hey all.
I'm using the officially released versions of both the ownCloud client
and server. I put my entire music collection (~20GB) in ownCloud via a
filesystem copy. I then tried to sync to it with the ownCloud client on
Ubuntu 12.04, which is also syncing to my pictures, documents, and
acc
Hello all.
The StatusDialog class uses the QListView::activated() signal (inherited
from QAbstractItemView) to determine the state of the Enable/Pause
buttons etc. According to the docs:
"How to activate items depends on the platform; e.g., by single- or
double-clicking the item, or by press
Hello all.
I wanted to let you know that I submitted a pull request at
https://github.com/owncloud/mirall/pull/6 to fix the following issue:
The Pause/Resume button etc. remain disabled until one double-clicks on
one of the folders in the list. This is because QListView::activated()
is used
Hello. I'm using the latest Owncloud and sync client from the web page-- 4.5.
I SSH'd into the owncloud host and created a "pictures" folder, copying several
pictures in via the terminal. I then enabled the rescan_fs plugin and ran it.
It found my pictures. I then setup the owncloud client on an
Hello all. I just installed OC 5 and uploaded my music library using the sync
client. However, when the Media app scans my music, it seems to find no music
(4.5 worked fine). The Admin log shows lines like this:
Undefined index: length at
/var/www/cloud.rainveiltech.com/apps/media/lib/scanner.p
Hello all.
I'm restoring my server, and trying to get owncloud to use my backed-up
postgresql database. I have the database created following this:
http://doc.owncloud.org/server/5.0/admin_manual/configuration/configuration_database.html
, and it has all my old data. The config file looks like
Derek,
Thanks for the information! To clarify: Are you saying to leave my config file
as-is, but create the user with:
postgres=# CREATE USER owncloud WITH PASSWORD md5('MyFancyPassword');
?
On 06/28/2013 08:11 PM, Derek Broes wrote:
> I had the same issue before. I recreated my password with
Wait... I'm sorry I'm slow but isn't that the same as just having a password
that's just a jumble of letters and numbers?
Kyle
On 06/28/2013 08:44 PM, Derek Broes wrote:
> Yes, whatever database name and user name the database is expecting but do
> not have the "MyFancyPassword" in plain text.
Alen,
I've tested two situations:
-
1. local all all peer
MUST add -h localhost to connect successfully.
2. local all all md5
Don't need -h localhost to connect successfully (although actually using -h in
this scenario is untested).
-
I get the same results in both of these situation
Situation 2 is what I'm in now, and I've just verified that it works with and
without the -h localhost.
Kyle
On 06/29/2013 02:01 PM, Kyle Fazzari wrote:
> Alen,
>
> I've tested two situations:
>
> -
> 1. local all all peer
>
> MUST add -h localhost to connect successfully.
>
> 2. local all a
Alen,
Verified. I do have that line, and I CAN connect with -h localhost. Any clue?
Kyle
On 06/29/2013 04:03 PM, alen vodopijevec wrote:
> So,
>
> - listen_addresses=localhost is enabled
> - you have created user with password
> - in pg_hba.conf you have something like:
> hostall
Also, I wasn't specific on how I created the owncloud database user-- I
followed
http://doc.owncloud.org/server/5.0/admin_manual/configuration/configuration_database.html
pretty exactly:
CREATE USER owncloud WITH PASSWORD 'MyFancyPassword';
CREATE DATABASE owncloud_database TEMPLATE template0 E
Huh, I figured it out. My old Owncloud install used mysql, and I was using a
password with various special characters in it. That same password will not
work with postgresql... I needed to change the password with something that was
simply alpha-numeric. Everything is working now. Is that a post
Hello all.
I have a frustrating issue. For unrelated issues, a while back I needed to
rebuild my server from scratch. I was storing my owncloud data in a mysql
database, and when I rebuilt, (for again unrelated issues) I needed to use
postgresql. I used the mysql2psql Ruby gem to convert the Ow
Thomas,
You're right-- that indeed triggers what SEEMS to be an update... the it never
moves on beyond "Updating ownCloud to version 5.0.7, this may take a while."
I looked in apache logs, postgre logs, everywhere I could think of, and I don't
see anything. Are there any other logs I can invest
Hello all.
I'm using a PostgreSQL database with owncloud, which is working great with
Owncloud 4.8. However, I just tried to update to Owncloud 5.0.9 and although it
said it updated successfully, whenever I try to visit a folder in my files, the
page goes blank white and the error in my admin l
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