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Resolved Cloud solution, something like OwnCloud?

kojot

Regular Pleskian
Hello,

is there any solution for automatically syncing directories from Local PCs to Plesk Server?
Something like Dropbox, but free. For example OwnCloud.

Did someone already did that? If it is, please direct me what is the best solution.
Thanks and regards
 
Hello,

is there any solution for automatically syncing directories from Local PCs to Plesk Server?
Something like Dropbox, but free. For example OwnCloud.

Did someone already did that? If it is, please direct me what is the best solution.
Thanks and regards

If you only want to sync directories from your local PC, you can use syncthing : Syncthing
A wrapper is available on Windows to use it easily : GitHub - canton7/SyncTrayzor: Windows tray utility / filesystem watcher / launcher for Syncthing

Otherwise, you can try nextcloud (forked from owncloud) : Nextcloud
 
OK, it is very easy. I will write short steps if anyone is interested in NextCloud.

So

- First create Domain via Plesk server.
- To avoid later setup permissions, temporarily set user to use /bin/bash
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- Login to SSH with that user, and go to root folder of that webspace. For example
Code:
-bash-4.2$ pwd
/var/www/vhosts/nextcloud.site.com/httpdocs
- Download the latest nextcloud stable revision and unpack it in root folder.
Code:
-bash-4.2$ wget https://download.nextcloud.com/server/releases/nextcloud-12.0.3.zip
-bash-4.2$ unzip nextcloud-12.0.3.zip
- Create database
- Run http://nextcloud.site.com/
- Create admin account, and set connection to that newly created database and that is it

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