jaakko80
(Jaakko Suopuro)
24 November 2019 08:01
1
Hi everyone.
I remember that there used to be Owncloud on Ipfire Addons but cant find it anymore?
Isnt it supported anymore?
What im trying to do is use Google Drive as an network folder all the pictures and videos so that they would be available for all computers and smartphones in my network.
Currently i have the data in a usb drive that i share with extrahd&samba but backup for that amount of data is something that i dont want to do myself.
I assume owncloud could be the solution?
jon
(Jon)
24 November 2019 20:37
2
Looks like it was eliminated during a spring cleaning:
Hello Community,
the next Core Update 118 is almost there. We have no major new bugs left any
more and it is good to go. But before our release engineering team pulls the
trigger and is releasing this for everyone of you, we would like to make...
I would recommend dedicated machine with nextcloud e.g. with https://ownyourbits.com/nextcloudpi/ this does not have to run on a pi here e.g. also runs on a virtualized Debian. Perhaps also interesting but unfortunately in German in this context: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLg1WgOBYXOs3dFOlaujpPLXVkq06btrk
ms
(Michael Tremer)
25 November 2019 10:44
4
If you really really really want virtualisation in the context of the firewall, you could run a virtual machine inside IPFire.
Check out the libvirt
add-on: https://wiki.ipfire.org/addons/libvirt
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nik7
(Nik7)
25 November 2019 20:06
5
Couldn’t agree more. Next/Own cloud should be installed in a dedicated machine, virtual or not.
I prefer to have my FW as minimal as possible.
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phoebus
(Phoebus Yann)
4 January 2020 09:04
6
NXT VM think and ready to run on Qemu would be nice though… currently running it on virtualbox on a big workstation to fully test.