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Steps to reproduce 1.Downloaded the own server edition of OwnCloud 2.Unzipped the file on my live server and followed the installation procedure for MySql
Expected behaviour I am assuming that a fresh installation (not an upgrade) would go smoothly with all files and errors non-existent.
Actual behaviour All went well until it complained about .user.ini missing and the .htaccess INVALID_HASH. I created a .user.ini file (empty) in the root and now after rescan, it complains for both files about the INVALID_HASH.
Server configuration Operating system: Linux Ubuntu 64bit Web server: Apache2 Database: MySql PHP version: 5.5 ownCloud version (see ownCloud admin page): 9.1.3 Updated from an older ownCloud or fresh install: fresh install Special configuration (external storage, external authentication, reverse proxy, server-side-encryption): no
Can you provide a link where you downloaded owncloud? Or did you install it via packet manager? If you transfer or copy files/folders, some programs omit hidden files (starting with a point).
Hi - yes. I got the file from "https://download.owncloud.org/community/owncloud-9.1.3.tar.bz2". I also must add I am new to this system but I can understand how to install it! So what I did was this: I wget it from that link. I untarred id with "tar xvfj owncloud-9.1.3.tar.bz2". Then I chowned all the files to the right owners. I created a database and then followed the screen instruction in using mysql instead of sqlite. Then it did something but that banner keeps showing...
Hi - I simply unzipped it using that command: directly into the folder. So I didn't have to copy anything, I just downloaded the zipped file from your site using a simple wget command. The file downloaded, I unzipped it and simply went to it via the browser. So there was no need to make any copying. If you happen to have those 2 files - would you mind forwarding them to me? Then I can place them in the root folder and hopefully that sorts out the issue?