![]() ![]() This option b where open_basedir is disabled for Owncloud – is actually the recommended approach by Owncloud documentation if Owncloud is running in 32bit environment.ģ) Assign following permissions to folders for installation purposes. user.ini files approach in docroot folders for every host required. You can still assign any site/host specific open_basedir restrictions using the. This will disable global PHP open_basedir execution restrictions completely. The random number generation also tries to request random numbers from /dev/urandom, thus it is highly recommended to configure your setup in such a way that PHP is able to read random data from it.Ĭlear the whole open_basedir input box, and while keeping the customize option still checked, apply changes. OwnCloud uses a RFC 4086 (“Randomness Requirements for Security”) compliant mixer to generate cryptographically secure pseudo-random numbers. Based on my personal experience, I’ve also disabled PHP cache here and I’m using Redis server for Owncloud caching. If you choose option a – it is highly recommended in Owncloud hardening guide to update path there also, see for the example in the provided screenshot above. Synology Admin UI -> Main Menu -> Web Station -> PHP Settings -> (Note: Do not delete any existing paths, add it to the end of the existing configuration – see screenshot) There are 2 options to make the change required (otherwise php/Owncloud instance cannot access your data folder outside web folder):Īppend your PHP open_basedir configuration with the location of your Owncloud data folder (IF outside web folder): ‘ :/volume1/owncloud’ However – these changes are valid only if you want to access your Owncloud through Synology hosts from the WAN side. easier) – you have to make some additional configurations to your PHP settings in Synology admin UI. Note: If you decide to take this recommendation and setup your Owncloud data folder outside the web folder (makes upgrades, backups etc. Ok -let’s get started with the installation.ġ) Download the latest stable ZIP file from () and copy extracted Owncloud folder to your Synology web root.Īnd here is the folder structure how it should look in ‘/web/owncloud/’:Ģ) Create empty owncloud data folder outside web folder, as recommended by Owncloud community (I created it at: /volume1/owncloud/) If you have it in different location, please modify any scripts or examples given here accordingly.My web root in this example is located in: /volume1/web/.This ensures you have your firewalls, web servers, virtual hosts etc. As minimum requirement use p hpinfo() or similar PHP powered web page before jumping into Owncloud installation. If you haven’t hosted any websites in your NAS earlier, please enable webstation package and test that PHP websites are working in your setup – through WAN 0r LAN, depending what are your plans on owncloud usage. ![]() I’m also using scripts to automate permission assignments in SSH terminal sessions. I’m assuming that you have enabled web station, SSH, installed PHP and Mariadb/phpMyAdmin and know what is Apache – in your Synology NAS.Please see my other blog post for installing phpredis into Synology NAS. It is possible to install Redis server and php extension php-redis to your Synology NAS, in order to support file locking in owncloud.I will be installing owncloud manually, so no synocommunity packages or install procedure is used.DSM 6 allows sudo to other users (root, http) in ssh terminal (with NAS admin password), it just makes many things easier (thanks Synology!).If you are planning to do upgrade, please see my other blog post about Owncloud upgrade procedure and the things you should consider when doing the upgrade. This is fresh install – no upgrade from existing owncloud version.At the time of this guide, DSM 6 is release candidate (rc) version.This guide will have detailed instructions for installing Owncloud 9 to Synology NAS device with DSM 6. Owncloud is among the best things the open-source communities have produced.
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