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Unique easy and extended owncloud in a Docker container
The quickest way to get it up is:
docker run -d -p 80:8080 mkodockx/docker-owncloud
Then go to http:/// and create an admin user to start.
OC_PATH: The path within subfolders you want to have it linked at. Empty by default, means available at root '/'. Example - OC_PATH=mycloud, available via 'http:///mycloud'The image currently supports linking against a MySQL or MariaDB container. There is also a performance boosted MariaDB integrated.
For a use with < 20 users the integrated SQLite3 database is easily able to handle all data with proper performance.
/usr/share/webapps/owncloud/apps: put and manage owncloud apps here - see AppStore/usr/share/webapps/owncloud/config: config.php is linked here/usr/share/webapps/owncloud/data: files will be stored here to handle backups/usr/share/webapps/owncloud/themes: place to store additional themesDepending on your host system's architecture, distro and version, you may face file system permission errors.
Additionally ownCloud developers recommend a decent permission set to ensure security.
During startup a script located at permissions/perms-container.sh is run. This will update permissions according to the recommendations.
Find a script in the repo at permissions/perms-host.sh. Run it by providing your volumes path at startup to update your hosts permissions.
Two ways to add a trusted domains.
Use the modification script located at mods/trusted_domains.sh
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about 11 years ago
docker pull mkodockx/docker-owncloud