Owncloud 9.1.4. Banner / First Screen

ardzeiks · February 17, 2017, 11:28am

Hello, and Thank You.

I booted Ubunti(linux) Owncloud 9.1.4 trought Vmware from this file
https://download.owncloud.org/community/production/vm/Ubuntu_14.04-owncloud-9.1.4-1.1-201702081724.vhdx.zip
or this file
https://download.owncloud.org/community/production/vm/Ubuntu_14.04-owncloud-9.1.4-1.1-201702081724.vmdk.zip
And my problem is every time i boot my virtual machine i have this screen (img attached), i really wouldn`t mind it, but it shows admin login and password witch kinda bugs me out. Any ideas?
BTW. How do I change the wording of the welcome screen on the owncloud server appliance VM?
I tried the same way to change /etc/issue, but every time i change it and reboot it changes the name of issue to issue.save and still uses /etc/issue tried changing through console, winscp every time the same result. Any ideas?

skriesch · February 17, 2017, 12:15pm

You can see the admin credentials after the first start of the vm. You should write the password into any password save…

For the other credentials follow this instruction: ownCloud Documentation Overview

ardzeiks · February 17, 2017, 12:40pm

Hello. What i meant was i wanted to get rid of welcome screen(seen in picture).

anon81984126 · February 17, 2017, 1:24pm

This hint might help:

github.com/owncloud-archive/vm

vagrant/oc9ce/check-init.sh

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                  echo "Trusted domain is already set"
          fi
          
          # set secure permissions
          bash /var/scripts/secure-permissions.sh
          
          # we want clean logs
          rm $oc/data/owncloud.log
          
          # Prepare /etc/issue and /etc/motd with hints.
          # Hint: Disable this by erasing $cred_file after changing the password.
          if [ -s $cred_file ]; then 
            . $cred_file
            ocVersion=$((cat /var/www/owncloud/version.php; echo 'print $OC_VersionString;') | php )
            test -f /etc/issue.orig || mv /etc/issue /etc/issue.orig
            vers20=$(printf "%-20s" "$ocVersion")
            addr40=$(printf "%-40s" "https://$ADDRESS/owncloud")
            user40=$(printf "%-40s" "$user")
            pass40=$(printf "%-40s" "$password")
            cat > /etc/issue << ISSUE
                    Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS \n \l

ardzeiks · February 20, 2017, 6:45am

Thank You it helped.
Started with finding location of script check-init.sh (found under /var/scripts) deleted it, and it did nothing until i changed issue(file location /etc/issue). After reboot everything`s as i wanted.

gyd1 · December 1, 2017, 11:09am

I use your link download.owncloud.com to download this vmdk，but it seems a bit of a problem。

left is your link，right before I downloaded.

gyd1 · December 1, 2017, 11:25am

In other topics I find ownCloud 9.1.5 vhdx amd vmdk download link。

https://download.owncloud.org/community/production/vm/Ubuntu_14.04-owncloud-9.1.5-1.1-201704201507.vhdx.zip

https://download.owncloud.org/community/production/vm/Ubuntu_14.04-owncloud-9.1.5-1.1-201704201507.vmx.zip

Although download.owncloud.com this directory can not see the file inside

In fact as long as you know the file name such as Ubuntu_14.04-owncloud-9.1.5-1.1-201704201507 can download

gyd1 · December 1, 2017, 1:17pm

The right download link vmdk format is
https://download.owncloud.org/community/production/vm/Ubuntu_14.04-owncloud-9.1.4-1.1-201702081724.vmx.zip

lefherz · December 3, 2017, 10:58am

Please post this information in a singular thread, don’t flush other topics with this.

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