- #OWNCLOUD IN A BOX INSTALL#
- #OWNCLOUD IN A BOX UPGRADE#
- #OWNCLOUD IN A BOX SERIES#
- #OWNCLOUD IN A BOX MAC#
or higher and their is no recent firmware update available, you need to manually install PHP for Owncloud.Īdditional PHP preparation for ownCloud V6 and V7
#OWNCLOUD IN A BOX UPGRADE#
Upgrade PHP 5.3: If your QNAP 's PHP version is not 5.3. On the SSH terminal prompt, run "/mnt/ext/opt/apache/bin/php -version" to find out the version of PHP your QNAP is currently running Note that due to a custom version of SSH on QNAP, you may not be able to use other accounts than "admin" for SSH connecting. 
Now SSH-connect to your QNAP using Putty (with username:admin). You can find php.ini with WinSCP in "/mnt/HDA_ROOT/.config/php.ini", the actual path may vary on your QNAP). Warning: In at least QNAP firmware 4.0.5 you may need to edit php.ini from WinSCP or SSH instead, since the the graphical "php.ini Maintenance" - Edit button in the Web admin GUI seems to have a bug (at least in firmware 4.0.5 the GUI may only show incomplete parts of the "php.ini" config file). Otherwise OwnCloud may complain about this later on. Find the php.ini line "magic_quotes_gpc" and make sure it says "Off", not "On". On the same page at the bottom of the Web Server config page, under the section "php.ini Maintenance", click the check box and then select "edit" in the now appearing drop down field. Preferably set port 80 and port 443 for SSL configuration Under Network Services, enable Web Server. Enable SFTP to be able to copy files later on You don't need Telnet connection, just allow SSH connection on port 22 (default) Under Network Services, enable Telnet/SSH. the iPhone CardDAV Client), therefore the admin console should not block port 443. Some clients cannot access Owncloud properly, if owncloud cannot use port 443 for SSL (e.g. Under System Administration / General settings, ensure that the admin console is not using port 443 for SSL (use a different port e.g. Login to the admin GUI of your QNAP (e.g. Preparing QNAP services for Owncloud Enabling Web server, PHP and SFTP have these on your client computer to perform some of the following steps Owncloud 9 requires libxml version 2.7.0 or newer and that doesn't seem to exist on any QNAPs at this time (June 2016).Į.g. Note: Requires different customization of php.ini than v5 (see preparation section) reported fix: install libtool package (ipkg install libtool), but some still have trouble with "Cannot load /opt/lib/libphp5.so into server: /opt/lib/libphp5.so: undefined symbol: unixd_config". #OWNCLOUD IN A BOX SERIES#
TS-x09 series ( TS-109, TS_209): QNAP firmware support seems to have stopped at version 3.3.x, that firmware version does not contain PHP >=V5.3.QNAPs with firmware V4.0.0 or higher, probably all >V3.7 firmware versions, all QNAP firmwares with PHP >=V5.3.If in doubt, find out the the current PHP version of your QNAP on the SSH terminal prompt: /mnt/ext/opt/apache/bin/php -version.Update to a recent QNAP firmware, to make sure to have PHP >= v5.3 on your QNAP. at the ownCloud home page or en./wiki/OwnCloud OwnCloud supported QNAPs Owncloud V5 You can create extra calendars and address books that you share between accounts of different family members.You can use this to automatically backup the contacts and calendar data of your smartphone onto your NAS, everytime your smart phone is in range of your WLAN.
#OWNCLOUD IN A BOX MAC#
You can share (fully read and write) a calendar and address book between different devices and computers at home (Most smartphones, mail and calender clients on Windows, Linux and Mac support calDAV and cardDAV protocol).
Since most home users do not own an Exchange server, ownCloud is an easy way to add such functionality to the QNAP NAS. You can share files between different user accounts using a web frontend or the WEBDAV protocol (although this only makes sense when exposing QNAP to the Internet or using a router with VPN functionality).Įven when not accessing your NAS from the Internet: QNAP currently lacks a calendar and address book server.
You can use it as a home based drop-in replacement for cloud file services like Dropbox or Google files. OwnCloud has some interesting features, that QNAP is currently missing out of the box: 4.2 Additional PHP preparation for ownCloud V6 and V7.
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