Setting up Free Cloud Server using OwnCloud

Hi Guys, in this video I will be using Windows 11 to setup ownCloud using Docker.
Docker Website : www.docker.com/get-started
DuckDns website: www.duckdns.org/
OwnCloud Website: owncloud.com/
commands to install ownCloud on Docker: docker run --rm --name oc-eval -d -e OWNCLOUD_DOMAIN=localhost:8080 -p8080:8080 owncloud/server

[@himashhussain7851]

well explained brother ❤️ Thank you so much..
waiting for upcoming videos 👍

[@ThisBeGizmos]

This worked great, thanks for the help, it also works with UCS Owncloud server

[@a.garimachorariahbs7c069]

Thanks mate this is the best video to get started thank you so much 😊❤

[@shubhampatil187]

it was a detailed video.
Thank you for the video.🔥

[@metkalfatimezzahra1991]

n the step "configure port forwarding"
it showed me that the password must be between 6 and 12 while my username is admin and my password is admin when I change the password so that it contains between 6 and 12 character it shows me that the password is incorrect , any idea

[@Tobby4063]

Great video - thank you.

[@martinbell225]

Thank you brother, very helpfull ,

[@induraushan4252]

well explained and nice video!

[@chinabala]

Quick question, how to change default storage path to another hard drive?

[@amazonbox1115]

thats what im wondering, havent found a solution

[@crazy_beast]

Amazing video thanks a lot!!

[@metkalfatimezzahra1991]

in the step "configure port forwarding"
it showed me "the password must be between 6 and 12caracter " while my username is admin and my password is admin when I change the password so that it contains between 6 and 12 character it shows me that the password is incorrect , any idea

[@crazy_beast]

@@metkalfatimezzahra1991 Hello, sorry but I haven't used this anymore, unfortunately I can't help, however at the time I configured it I don't remember having this problem.

[@HandCraftBandit]

Thank you!

[@sighera]

Thanks!

[@metkalfatimezzahra1991]

in the step "configure port forwarding"
it showed me " the password must be between 6 and 12 caracter" while my username is admin and my password is admin when I change the password so that it contains between 6 and 12 character it shows me that the password is incorrect please help me

[@advshyam5886]

Thank you Sir,
Shall we install the same software and method in Win 10 Pro

[@Bllabla]

i can´t start the docker, it says " Docker Desktop waiting" and it stays just like that :(

[@CWYCharles]

How much is your storage volume in this video? Where will the files be stored?

[@sale666]

It will be stored in that docker container that i find totaly bad because if something happenes and linux tends to have issues with itself just for fun you will have a hell of a ride taking those files out trust me..

[@mandeepjoon]

how to do trusted domain settings
i need to trust my ip in order to access it

[@mishahavryliak4294]

Hello. I did all, but have mistake, when trying to launch via ip address. Untrasted domain. I can launch via local host only. How can I fix this problem?

[@sagarkalpund680]

same problem m facing did find any solution for that

[@brunoferreira7275]

Brandony man pls i need to know how can I restore the snare and the hat in the channel rack, I accidentally deleted them.

[@user-jx7bk9kf2j]

hw many users we can createw on owncloud in home fileserver

[@madguyz8671]

brother im changing admin name and password but not login???

[@user-ec6wy6tx1z]

i cant fix the untrusted domain issue, any suggestion?When I try to connect through public ip I'm encountering the same problem, "You are accessing the server from an untrusted domain.
Please contact your administrator. If you are an administrator of this instance, configure the "trusted_domains" setting in config/config.php. An example configuration is provided in config/config.sample.php or at the documentation". I would love to get some help to resolve this problem. 10x

[@mr_erving]

To anyone dealing with the trusted domain issue:
if you look in your config directory (under /mnt/data/config for me) in the container files, you will see a config file and a config_overwrite file. Basically, the overwrite file is setting the trusted domain string to empty because there are two environment variables that are not set. These environment variables are ‘OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS’ and 'OWNCLOUD_DOMAIN'.
How to fix:
option 1: set the environment variable to the desired trusted domains in the dockerenv file or you can also set it directly in the docker compose file.
option 2: delete overwrite file
Hopefully this saves some time understanding the issue for people. Sorry if this is not 100% accurate I am new to this. More information about this issue available on the owncloud forum by the user pironic.

[@CareerIT-mf6yf]

Hey there It is a great video. Kindly teach us how to take backup of ownCloud

[@yosefniyazov]

hey man, i like this video very much, thank you! would you know how i can change the logos and background using docker station?

[@metkalfatimezzahra1991]

in the step "configure port forwarding"
it showed me "the password must be between 6 and 12caracter " while my username is admin and my password is admin when I change the password so that it contains between 6 and 12 character it shows me that the password is incorrect , any idea

[@Ghostv33]

where do the files of owncloud get stored?

[@maienduo]

in your pc

[@edustation3424]

how to convert it to public cloud and how to get this on our name than owncloud need to create my own cloud company please guide its urgent ready to pay to you for that if u work for me

[@emmanuelarmah8552]

How many users for the free version

[@brennenmcminn2387]

This video is why I’m using ownCloud instead of Nextcloud

[@ggwphunter841]

i cant fix the untrusted domain issue, any suggestion?

[@mr_erving]

To anyone dealing with the trusted domain issue:
if you look in your config directory (under /mnt/data/config for me) in the container files, you will see a config file and a config_overwrite file. Basically, the overwrite file is setting the trusted domain string to empty because there are two environment variables that are not set. These environment variables are ‘OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS’ and 'OWNCLOUD_DOMAIN'.
How to fix:
option 1: set the environment variable to the desired trusted domains in the dockerenv file or you can also set it directly in the docker compose file.
option 2: delete overwrite file
Hopefully this saves some time understanding the issue for people. Sorry if this is not 100% accurate I am new to this. More information about this issue available on the owncloud forum by the user pironic.

[@abbaschanna6628]

Bro, why did you stop posting video's, I can see you are not active on youtube. Any specific reason.

[@domdomgin]

Help with the untrusted domain issue.Any video for that.

[@iNetwork365]

If the error is happening in pc which is member of the domain ensure the dns ip the active directory. If the ip is correct then only and best option is to remove from the domain and add the pc again back to domain

[@user-ec6wy6tx1z]

installed like this, can owncloud be accessed over the internet?

[@iNetwork365]

Yes you can use.

[@bhaktijathar2593]

Hyper v option is not in my control panel

[@iNetwork365]

try using virtual box, its a free software

[@mohinmohin3566]

need to lower down the music. just lil bit for the background

[@omegacharles0000]

can i use it without port forwarding?

[@mr_erving]

you can just not outside of your network

[@adilrao321]

Port 8080 is closed

[@johnpatitucci7919]

Why do I need Docker? why can't I just install it on Windows?

[@jaimejames2900]

This is Cloud Storage not a Server!

[@caldeira_a]

it is technically a server

[@leesweets4110]

This is way too convoluted.

[@kingzor100]

im just met with You are accessing the server from an untrusted domain.
Please contact your administrator. If you are an administrator of this instance, configure the "trusted_domains" setting in config/config.php. An example configuration is provided in config/config.sample.php or at the documentation.
when i try to connect through public ip

[@capitan2588]

@@krushalsrikandi Yes you will need to add -e OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS=public-ip,localhost to the cmd run command, replace public ip with your ip

[@mr_erving]

To anyone dealing with the trusted domain issue:
if you look in your config directory (under /mnt/data/config for me) in the container files, you will see a config file and a config_overwrite file. Basically, the overwrite file is setting the trusted domain string to empty because there are two environment variables that are not set. These environment variables are ‘OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS’ and 'OWNCLOUD_DOMAIN'.
How to fix:
option 1: set the environment variable to the desired trusted domains in the dockerenv file or you can also set it directly in the docker compose file.
option 2: delete overwrite file
Hopefully this saves some time understanding the issue for people. Sorry if this is not 100% accurate I am new to this. More information about this issue available on the owncloud forum by the user pironic.

[@sdcard5853]

Thanks bro
How to create a public cloud on our name like onedrive Dropbox or Google
And one more thing where my data is being stored in this case?
Can I contact you?

[@tlellis2798]

When I try to connect through public ip I'm encountering the same problem as kingzor100, "You are accessing the server from an untrusted domain.
Please contact your administrator. If you are an administrator of this instance, configure the "trusted_domains" setting in config/config.php. An example configuration is provided in config/config.sample.php or at the documentation". I would love to get some help to resolve this problem. Thanks

[@mr_erving]

To anyone dealing with the trusted domain issue:
if you look in your config directory (under /mnt/data/config for me) in the container files, you will see a config file and a config_overwrite file. Basically, the overwrite file is setting the trusted domain string to empty because there are two environment variables that are not set. These environment variables are ‘OWNCLOUD_TRUSTED_DOMAINS’ and 'OWNCLOUD_DOMAIN'.
How to fix:
option 1: set the environment variable to the desired trusted domains in the dockerenv file or you can also set it directly in the docker compose file.
option 2: delete overwrite file
Hopefully this saves some time understanding the issue for people. Sorry if this is not 100% accurate I am new to this. More information about this issue available on the owncloud forum by the user pironic.