I expected a successful login from the OC client (Windows Version 2.2.4 build 6408) to my newly deployed OC server
Actual behaviour
I am unable to login with the OC client (Windows Version 2.2.4 build 6408)
Access forbidden by server. To verify that you have proper access, click here to access the service with your browser.
Steps to reproduce
Deploy as fresh install with Owncloud Server
Install the latest version of OC client
Try to login via HTTPS with your OC client
Server configuration
Operating system:
Debian 8
Web server:
Apache 2.4
Database:
mySQL
PHP version:
5.6-fpm
ownCloud version:
9.1.2
Client configuration
Client version:
Version 2.2.4 build 6408
Operating system:
Windows 10
OS language:
English
Installation path of client:
C:\Program Files (x86)\ownCloud (default)
Hey @wioxjk from the logs I can’t really tell where the problem is (can be a firewall error, proxy settings or more likely to do with some server config). If you don’t mind to provide me a dummy test account in your server, I can try to tackle down the issue. (You can see my mail in my github profile)
And extending the invitation to @holl59. Hope I can help you somehow guys.
As I wrote in the github issue, I have installed OC server with Vultr’s image. Also on with the repository on a completly new server without php5-fpm and just php-cgi together with apache.
I have also tried installing it with the php-script provided by owncloud, and last I have tried to install it by downloading the files and uploading them to the server. Everytime I have tried installing it, I have done it from scratch.
I have tried installing with and without fpm, with php 5.6 and 7.0 but the problem persist. That is why I suspect that the issue is client related and not serverrelated.
Note that I have tried connect from 5-6 different clients on different OS, but problem is still the same.
Btw. its highly discouraged to run oC on anything else then Apache + mod_php or nginx + php-fpm for various reasons like known bugs in Apache and php-fpm (when running on Apache).
I’d also suspect a server/configuration issue.
“Operation Canceled” usually means that there was a timeout or some other request failed.
You can check your server/PHP/whatever error logs too.