Posts made by alex.olynyk

@scottalanmiller My boss wants one address for both internal and external

Whether I access OC from inside the network on the private IP or outside on the public, when I share a link with a user the shared link field populates with the private IP so outside users cant access the file

@scottalanmiller I honestly dont want to do it. My boss is recommending it because I cant it working any other way. I started off very strong on this project but I feel stuck now. I had Windstream route traffic from a public IP to my OC server but the public IP doesnt work from inside the network and my boss thinks if It did that would solve the issue.

Lets say I have a switch that's connected directly to the internet. Our phone vendor needs it so they can manage their system. They thought that was easier than going through our Windstream network firewall. I have ownCloud setup on a CentOS VM in Hyper-V. If I assign a public address to an available NIC on the Hyper-V server and another public address to the NIC on the OC server and connect it to the switch that's connected directly to the internet. And then route from the IP on Hyper-V to the IP on OC, could I then access OC on the public IP assigned to the NIC on Hyper-V?

Obviously I am very weak with networking.

When I share a link with an external user the field still populates with the internal address of the server so they wont be able to access it. How do I make it populate with the external address.

The From To address field had to be a valid address. Its working now. Thanks everyone.

I also get this message
but I can login to CentOS and ping google and other sites.

this is the error

When I login to my webmail I see its on port 2095. Do I need to add that port in config.php and OC?

@JaredBusch I did and it reads E-mail Sent with a green button but when I try to share a link and e-mail myself still reads could not send e-mail? Anything else I can check?

@JaredBusch I disabled SSL and now I get this.

@JaredBusch That file is empty. This server is only running owncloud. I thought owncloud would log the error somewhere.

@scottalanmiller I am. Our e-mail server is hosted.

Which Log file in CentOS can I look at to find out why I cant e-mail?

Here is the message I get when I try e-mailing myself.
Does my config look correct?

@JaredBusch said:

@alex.olynyk said:

Thanks guys. I see no way of adding a users e-mail address to their account. How can I notify them that a file has been shared with them?

Notification settings are also a user configuration piece.

So the user sets up their e-mail address upon their first login to ownCloud?

Thanks guys. I see no way of adding a users e-mail address to their account. How can I notify them that a file has been shared with them?

Sorry, I already have it setup and running. Just need something simple for my users.

Does anyone have a nice step by step procedure for Own Cloud they would be willing share? How to upload a file, how to share with an individual/group?

Thanks Scott. Its working now.