OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?
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@dafyre said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
I'm Running NextCloud here, and ownCloud before that. I've never had any issues at all with them that I can recall. My interaction with the web interface is generally just admin stuff / creating users.
How many users? How many client devices and which OSes?
Our main problem with all cloud sync are those darn sync collisions where someone forgets to close something or someone else opens it before it fully syncs over, etc. We deal with a lot of annoying duplicate files created in Box due to sync issues. And the Windows client is always dyning, closing itself, quits syncing even though it's still running. Or it quits but leaves the icon in system tray. Just weird stuff. Not robust enough.
I've tried OneDrive, Sync, Google Drive, and more.Honestly I haven't found a sync tool I like. Ain't that nuts!
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@dafyre said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
I'm Running NextCloud here, and ownCloud before that. I've never had any issues at all with them that I can recall. My interaction with the web interface is generally just admin stuff / creating users.
How many users? How many client devices and which OSes?
Our main problem with all cloud sync are those darn sync collisions where someone forgets to close something or someone else opens it before it fully syncs over, etc. We deal with a lot of annoying duplicate files created in Box due to sync issues. And the Windows client is always dyning, closing itself, quits syncing even though it's still running. Or it quits but leaves the icon in system tray. Just weird stuff. Not robust enough.
I've tried OneDrive, Sync, Google Drive, and more.Honestly I haven't found a sync tool I like. Ain't that nuts!
With any sync tool, you'll run into the sync collisions... that's just the nature of the beast, I think.
My Nextcloud instance is a personal one, so only 3 users, but we have 2 phones, and 3 laptops. I don't have anything too complicated going on with it. Just serving as a sync system for a few family users.
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Pydio has been around.
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I think SeaFile is around as well.
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Using Owncloud here for over 50 users, no problems.
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@Jstear said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Using Owncloud here for over 50 users, no problems.
What does it run on? A VM? Linux? What version? x32 or x64?
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Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
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@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
ownCloud/NextCloud is feature poor? What? You obviously are not doing something right.
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
What are comparing it to? Nextcloud can do file sharing without issues. It can also integrate with LibreOffice online.
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@JaredBusch said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
ownCloud/NextCloud is feature poor? What? You obviously are not doing something right.
Compared to business class OneDrive, Box, MediaFire. Yes. But I haven't tried NextCloud in probably a year, hence the question about the current state of things.
If NextCloud is the current goto standard, I'll give it another go.
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@JaredBusch said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
ownCloud/NextCloud is feature poor? What? You obviously are not doing something right.
Compared to business class OneDrive, Box, MediaFire. Yes. But I haven't tried NextCloud in probably a year, hence the question about the current state of things.
If NextCloud is the current goto standard, I'll give it another go.
Nextcloud hadn't been out for a year. It matches pretty much everything that OneDrive and the others can do what do you think is missing?
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@guyinpv As I mentioned, the installs are still relatively new but they are working flawlessly. The desktop sync clients haven't skipped a beat (can't say the same for OneDrive For Business desktop clients which I had to remove and reinstall a half dozen times because they always locked up), Easy to manage admin interface. Love the ability to autotag files that are uploaded. Built-in file access controls. Built-in retention (I've got it set to autotag for one user so that uploaded files are automatically deleted after 5 days). The built-in letsencrypt process (for Ubuntu) is the most painless way of managing and renewing SSL certs. Who cares that I have to run the renew script once every 3 months...it's literally a single line of code to renew.
You're looking for self-hosted file sharing and sync? This is exactly what this does.
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@coliver said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@JaredBusch said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
ownCloud/NextCloud is feature poor? What? You obviously are not doing something right.
Compared to business class OneDrive, Box, MediaFire. Yes. But I haven't tried NextCloud in probably a year, hence the question about the current state of things.
If NextCloud is the current goto standard, I'll give it another go.
Nextcloud hadn't been out for a year. It matches pretty much everything that OneDrive and the others can do what do you think is missing?
True, at that time it would have been OwnCloud. I found many of the features broken, such as the plugin system, photo galleries, and more.
One thing I like is changing sharing type and permissions. For example share page, read-only, direct link, temp limits, etc.
I liked file upload boxes in MediaFire, I could give someone a link and they could upload to ME in a folder.
I like the history features, showing who made last changes, and going back in revisions.
I like audit logs about activities, and a good trash bin system.I mainly just wanted to know what everybody is using. I can't really argue about features since I last tried OwnCloud a year ago. I'm sure they've improved since then.
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@coliver said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@JaredBusch said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@NashBrydges said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Running Nextcloud (1x v9.0.53 and 1 x v10) at two clients. They're recent setups but so far they really love them. Both running as VMs in hyper-v. Included in the Veeam backups (tested restores and they work) so all in all, I'm quite happy with Nextcloud!
What is to love about it?
Not being facetious, just thought they were quite feature-poor compared to most other common offerings.
ownCloud/NextCloud is feature poor? What? You obviously are not doing something right.
Compared to business class OneDrive, Box, MediaFire. Yes. But I haven't tried NextCloud in probably a year, hence the question about the current state of things.
If NextCloud is the current goto standard, I'll give it another go.
Nextcloud hadn't been out for a year. It matches pretty much everything that OneDrive and the others can do what do you think is missing?
True, at that time it would have been OwnCloud. I found many of the features broken, such as the plugin system, photo galleries, and more.
One thing I like is changing sharing type and permissions. For example share page, read-only, direct link, temp limits, etc.
I liked file upload boxes in MediaFire, I could give someone a link and they could upload to ME in a folder.
I like the history features, showing who made last changes, and going back in revisions.
I like audit logs about activities, and a good trash bin system.I mainly just wanted to know what everybody is using. I can't really argue about features since I last tried OwnCloud a year ago. I'm sure they've improved since then.
All of those but the upload box were available more then a year ago. We're working on getting OneDrive for business setup for us because it is included with our O365.
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
But I haven't tried NextCloud in probably a year, hence the question about the current state of things.
Proof that you are talking out your backside. Because:
@coliver said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Nextcloud hadn't been out for a year.
NextCloud is a fork of ownCloud 9. If you want to know more about that, search the forum here. The devs posted immediately when it happened.
NextCloud is supposed to now have a RPM based install method, but I have been too busy to test it out. If they have that worked out, then it will become my new recommendation. If they have not, then I will still recommend ownCloud for people that do not want to manually maintain everything.
NextCloud is riding the fork wave right now and is seeing rapid feature improvement and such. Time will tell if that momentum stays.
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@JaredBusch said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
But I haven't tried NextCloud in probably a year, hence the question about the current state of things.
Proof that you are talking out your backside. Because:
@coliver said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Nextcloud hadn't been out for a year.
NextCloud is a fork of ownCloud 9. If you want to know more about that, search the forum here. The devs posted immediately when it happened.
NextCloud is supposed to now have a RPM based install method, but I have been too busy to test it out. If they have that worked out, then it will become my new recommendation. If they have not, then I will still recommend ownCloud for people that do not want to manually maintain everything.
NextCloud is riding the fork wave right now and is seeing rapid feature improvement and such. Time will tell if that momentum stays.
Notice how I said "probably a year"?
Sorry if I didn't have it memorized the exact date and time NextCloud was released. I'm well aware it's a fork and read all about it when it happened.
I suggest you quit trolling me for a few minutes, lol
If it makes you happy again, I'm going to give Next a try and see what happens. New year, new server, new environment.
Thread over.
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@guyinpv said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
@Jstear said in OwnCloud or NextCloud etc?:
Using Owncloud here for over 50 users, no problems.
What does it run on? A VM? Linux? What version? x32 or x64?
CentOS 7 x64 VM
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Personal preference for OwnCloud here.
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We have had production ownCloud running for a few months and havent had any issues.
Centos 7 VM on Hyper-V
