#owncloud on raspberry pi

[dztechs]

كيفية بناء خادم NAS بواسطة Raspberry Pi 4: دليلك الشامل للتخزين المُلحق بالشبكة

في عالم التكنولوجيا اليوم، أصبحت التخزين الشخصي وإدارة الملفات أمورًا حاسمة للكثير من الأشخاص. من أجل الحفاظ على بياناتنا الهامة وملفاتنا الشخصية بشكل آمن ويسهل الوصول إليها، يُمكن أن يكون إنشاء خادم NAS (نظام التخزين المُلحق بالشبكة) باستخدام Raspberry Pi 4 حلاً مثالياً. سواء كنت مُصورًا فوتوغرافيًا محترفًا ولديك آلاف الصور عالية الدقة، أو صاحب شركة صغيرة لديه بيانات مهمة، أو مُتحمسًا للأفلام ولديك مجموعة واسعة منها، فإنَّ الحصول على حل تخزين موثوق وآمن أمر ضروري. الأمر نفسه ينطبق على أي فرد يُريد تخزين بياناته والوصول إليها بأمان بخصوصية تامة. هذا هو المكان الذي يلعب فيه التخزين المُلحق بالشبكة (NAS). على الرغم من توفر الإصدارات التجارية، يُمكنك أيضًا إنشاء خادم NAS الخاص بك باستخدام Raspberry Pi 4 و ownCloud — وهو أكثر فعالية من حيث التكلفة وقابل للتخصيص. تحقق من مقارنة تفصيلية بين Dropbox و OwnCloud – أيُ تخزين سحابي أفضل لك. Read the full article

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ownCloud auf dem Raspberry Pi installieren (Komplettanleitung)

Möchten wir von überall auf der Welt aus auf die Daten unserer eigenen Cloud zugreifen, bietet sich eine Installation von ownCloud auf dem Raspberry Pi an. Datenschutz ist zur heutigen Zeit ein sehr essenzielles Thema. Auf dem Pi eine eigene Cloud in den heimischen vier Wänden zu hosten...[Weiterlesen]

[lytefoot]

Woke up this morning to my living room file server being down...

Spent like five hours trying to fix it, discovered it was at the point of no longer tolerating the lousy hardware that it was using.

The good news: I’m finally replacing the lousy piece of hardware, which I think is going to let me get my web server and OwnCloud installation working.

The bad news: It’s not gonna be here for a week, and I’m very grumpy about it, because my media server is gonna be flaky until then.

Wish the raspberry pi 4 wasn’t still so expensive... might need to switch to a different sbc for this thing.

[eltechs-blog]

Install OwnCloud on #RaspberryPi and enjoy you own cloud server on Raspbian! Here is a full guide about Installing OwnCloud on the Pi

[kilopguild]

Yacreader server

Yacreader server install#

Yacreader server full#

Yacreader server rar#

A self-hosted open source photo management service. The Etebase server (so you can run your own) :cloud: ownCloud web server core (Files, DAV, etc.) High performance file syncing and sharing, with also Markdown WYSIWYG editing, Wiki, file label and other knowledge management features. su computer, una libreria server a cui collegarsi per leggerei fumetti da. The iOS app allows you to easily import comics while maintaining the organization, and you can. Publishing - Graded Readers, Download YACReader for your platform. 📦 Build code for NextcloudPi: Raspberry Pi, Odroid, Rock64, Docker, curl installer. Valutazione Media 4.81 su 165 recensioni per lapp iOS YACReader - Comic. You can also run your desktop as a server to transfer comics. from outside of iTunes (preferably Dropbox or a WiFi server like VLC) use a. There are more than 25 alternatives to YACReader for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Linux, Android, iPad and Android Tablet.

Yacreader server rar#

Star us on Github! More than 200 plugins and themes available. YACReader is described as 'comic reader and comic manager with support for cbr cbz zip rar comic files' and is a popular comic and manga reader in the news & books category.

Yacreader server full#

Manage your photos with Piwigo, a full featured open source photo gallery application for the web. Each arch tag can also be specifically pulled. , installing the docker app and running, but I have to use the terminal and input.

Yacreader server install#

But I would like to install a Yacreader server, to read comics from my iPad and storage all my comics in the NAS. The images are also multi-arch and should automatically work on amd64, arm32(v7), and arm64(v8). hi I bought the FD221 yesterday so I didn't have experience with the NAS. Open Source Continuous File Synchronization The repo now builds two versions of the server - one with p7zip and one with unarr - that can be selected by docker image tag. is the Official GitLab mirror of - Merge requests should be made on GitLab (not on GitHub) It is a simple and easy to use out-of-the-box solution that will allow everyone to install and administrate a Network Attached Storage without deeper knowledge. OpenMediaVault is primarily designed to be used in home environments or small home offices, but is not limited to those scenarios. Thanks to the modular design of the framework it can be enhanced via plugins. It contains services like SSH, (S)FTP, SMB/CIFS, DAAP media server, RSync, BitTorrent client and many more. I can connect to my server and read my comics/manga without having to download them. openmediavault is the next generation network attached storage (NAS) solution based on Debian Linux. Im happy that the functionality I hoped for is here, though. Fixed issue causing wrong reading information sent to the server when the app. When comparing yacreader and Nextcloud you can also consider the following projects: YACReader supports all the common digital comic formats, such as: cbz.

[nasaniel]

サーバ構築中

ぶっ飛んだサーバの代わりにRaspberry pi3で取り敢えずサーバ構築 飛んだサーバはかなりの型落ちノートPC（液晶割っちまったのでコンソールのみで使用）とはいえRaspberry piよりは速いんだなぁ microSDはbootだけでルートはhdd使ってるとはいえ、tomcatとかはかなりキツイわ さらにowncloud or nextcloud入れるのは流石にパワー不足だなぁ

[alyssa3467]

OwnCloud with Raspberry PI: self host your private cloud

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¿Cómo instalar OwnCloud en Raspberry Pi para crear una nube personal? Guía paso s paso

Una de las ventajas de utilizar Raspberry Pi es que te va a permitir llevar

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Installation de Jeedom

Bonjour et bienvenue pour ce nouveau billet. Nous allons présenter ici la solution technique retenue pour accueillir le coeur de notre domotique. Je vous ai précédemment exposé mon choix qui s'est porté sur la solution JEEDOM, puis nous avions déjà installé et configuré notre première brique S.A.R.A.H. qui sera l'interface vocale de JEEDOM. Afin de débuter avec Jeedom nous avons passé en revue les différentes possibilités (achat d'une jeebox sur le site officiel, synologie,DIY,...). Je m'intéressais depuis quelques temps au raspberry pi, mais si, vous voyez ce petit ordinateur à peine plus gros qu'une boîte d'allumette qu'on trouve pour une trentaine d'euros. Je ne suis pas parti sur le tout dernier modèle puisqu'il n'était pas encore sorti.

La base matérielle

J'ai donc acquis un modèle B+ avec carte micro sd et 512 mo de mémoire (le pi2 ayant toujours la carte micro sd mais 1go de ram). Dans le cas où les performances seraient insuffisantes avec ce B+, l'upgrade se fera simplement et ce raspberry se verra réutilisé. Serveur owncloud, squeezebox, xbmc, serveur mail, asterisk, firewall, ...les possibilités sont nombreuses. De même on peut en faire un appareil photo ou encore un projet que je vous exposerai prochainement : un portier de villa NovoSIP que je vais tester grâce à la société Oyoma. Avec un développeur actif sur jeedom nous tenteront de faire un plugin permettant de l'utiliser au travers Jeedom. Revenons sur la partie matériel à mettre en oeuvre pour notre Jeedom. En complément au raspberry Pi (disponible dans la boutique en ligne) il nous faudra donc : 2 cartes SD 8G Trasncend TS8GUSDHC10E à 6 € pièce (exemple ici) une alimentation 5V 2A à 9€ (exemple ici) pour notre Raspberry un boitier pour le Raspberry à 7€ (exemple ici) un dongle WiFi Edimax EW-7811UN à 13€ (exemple ici) une batterie USB externe TeckNet PowerBank 9000mAh à 25 € (exemple ici) un câble double usb en Y mini usb à 8€ (exemple ici) un lecteur de carte micro SD USB à 6€ (exemple ici) Il faut alors choisir la ou les technologies que nous allons déployer pour les équipements. Jeedom en supporte un nombre grandissant.

Les protocoles

Les plus populaires sont Rfxcom qui nécessite l'ajout d'une carte usb RFXtrx433E (ici) pour environ 109€ de plus à notre solution ainsi qu'un plugin dans jeedom (3€). Les équipements seront ensuite d'un coût d'une trentaine d'euros par modules. Pour moi, l'inconvénient sera le manque de retour d'état des modules. J'y passerai peut être pour certains besoins (sondes de températures externe par exemple) mais pas pour débuter. De même sachez que n'ayant pas besoin d'associations, vos voisins équipés de la même carte peuvent rajouter les équipements. Enfin je fais une transition sur un dernier point "faible" à mon sens qui sera un point positif de l'autre technologie que je retiens, le z-wave : le maillage. En effet, sur de grands volumes ou pour les habitations à étages, on se retrouve confronté à un problème de portée qui nécessite, lorsque c'est possible de déplacer le coeur de notre domotique avec le protocole rfxcom. Et il n'est pas impossible que certains équipements se retrouvent trop loin.

Le Z-Wave

Avec le z-wave, les modules alimentés, tels que les wall plugs ou modules de gestion de radiateurs, variateurs, etc.. deviennent des passerelles relais pour améliorer la communication entre équipements et le contrôleur. La mise en oeuvre du zwave dans notre configuration se fera par deux options possibles. Une carte usb Aon Labs DSA02 par exemple. Son avantage est qu'elle est auto alimentée lorsqu'on la débranche et permet de se rapprocher pour inclure un équipement et de donner la configuration du module à jeedom une fois qu'on la rebranche. Une carte Razberry qui s'insère sur les ports GPIO du Raspberry et rentre dans le boitier. J'ai retenu cette solution pour son côté plus esthétique (WAF oblige) mais aussi car avec la batterie externe de notre configuration, on peut également rapprocher Jeedom du détecteur lors de son inclusion. La dernière raison est liée au support du zwave (Razberry) par un module gratuit tandis que la clé usb nécessite un plugin openzwave payant (7€) et une nécessit�� d'avoir les modules zwave réécrits par les devs dans jeedom. Read the full article

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