Install ssh server
apt install openssh-server
Install apache2 web server
apt install apache2
Install php module for apache2 webserver
apt install libapache2-mod-php
Install mariadb database server
apt install mariadb-server
Log into mysql database server with root user using no password:
mysql -u root
Select mysql database
use mysql;
Note: The above command should be run in mysql prompt
Change root password
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For older versions: update user set authentication_string=password('pass') where user='root';update user set plugin='MYSQL_NATIVE_PASSWORD' where user='root';flush privileges;Note: The above commands should be run in mysql prompt |
For newer versions: alter user 'root'@'localhost' identified by 'pass';flush privileges; Note: The above command should be run in mysql prompt |
Now, try logging in without the password
mysql - u root
This should not work from now on.
Log into mysql database server with root account using the new password
mysql -u root -p
Create a new database
create database cloud;
Note: The above command should be run in mysql prompt
Exit mysql server
exit
Install filezilla.
Copy owncloud compressed file to your home directory (example: /home/apurwa)
Log into the server through ssh
Go to home folder where the owncloud file is uploaded.
cd /home/apurwa
Move the compressed file to apache2's document root at /var/www/html
mv owncloud-complete-20210721.tar.bz2 /var/www/html/
Go the the document root folder
cd /var/www/html/
Extract the owncloud file
tar -xvf owncloud-complete-20210721.tar.bz2
Note: For .zip file use unzip instead of tar -xvf part.
Give full permissions to the extracted folder.
chmod -Rv 777 owncloud
Install all the php dependencies
apt install -y php7.4-{intl,zip,dom,mysql,mbstring,gd,curl}
Restart the web server.
systemctl restart apache2
Go to owncloud url (example: http://localhost/ownloud) and provide database details.
Database username: root
Database password: pass
Database name: cloud
Database host: localhost
At this point, your owncloud server should be setup.