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Setting up an Account
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=====================
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If no account has been configured, the ownCloud Client automatically assist in
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connecting to your ownCloud server after the application has been started.
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When you run the ownCloud Desktop Sync client the first time, it automatically
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opens the account setup wizard. Just follow these steps:
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To set up an account:
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1. Specify the URL to your Server. This is the same address that is used in the browser.
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1. Enter the URL to your Server. This is the same address used by your Web
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browser, for example ``https://example.com/owncloud``
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.. image:: images/wizard_url.png
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:scale: 50 %
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.. note:: Make sure to use ``https://`` if the server supports it. Otherwise,
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your password and all data will be transferred to the server unencrypted. This
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makes it easy for third parties to intercept your communication, and getting
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hold of your password!
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.. note:: Always use ``https://`` if SSL encryption is enabled on your server.
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Otherwise, your password and all traffic between your computer and the
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ownCloud server will be transmitted in the clear and wide open for
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eavesdroppers.
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2. Enter the username and password. These are the same credentials used to log into the web interface.
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2. Enter your username and password. These are the same credentials used to
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log into the ownCloud Web interface.
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.. image:: images/wizard_user.png
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:scale: 50 %
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3. Choose the folder with which you want the ownCloud Client to synchronize the
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contents of your ownCloud account. By default, this is a folder called
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`ownCloud`. This folder is created in the home directory.
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3. Choose the local folder you want to store your ownCloud files in. By
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default, this is a folder called ``ownCloud`` in your home directory.
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.. image:: images/wizard_targetfolder.png
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:scale: 50 %
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The synchronization between the root directories of the ownCloud server begins.
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4. The synchronization automatically begins.
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.. image:: images/wizard_overview.png
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* :guilabel:`Start a clean sync`: When selected, all files in the local folder on the
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client are deleted. These files are not syncrhonized to the ownCloud server.
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See :doc:`navigating` to learn how to choose specific folders to sync with on
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your ownCloud server.
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The Synchronization Process
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---------------------------
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The process of synchronization keeps files in two separate repositories the same. When syncrhonized:
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The process of synchronization keeps files in two separate repositories the
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same. When synchronized:
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- If a file is added to one repository it is copied to the other synchronized repository.
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- When a file is changed in one repository, the change is propagated to any
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It is important to note that the ownCloud synchronization process does not use
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a typical client/server system where the server is always master. This is a
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major difference between the ownCloud syncrhonizatin process and other systems
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major difference between the ownCloud synchronization process and other systems
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like a file backup, where only changes to files or folders and the addition of
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new files are propagated, but these files and folders are never deleted unless
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explicitly deleted in the backup.
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must operate on the same base. Before ownCloud Client version 1.1.0, csync
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required both device repositories to run on the exact same time. This
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requirement was achieved through the use of enterprise standard `NTP time
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synchronisation`_ on all machines.
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synchronization`_ on all machines.
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Because this timing strategy is rather fragile without the use of NTP, ownCloud
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4.5 introduced a unique number (for each file?) that changes whenever the file
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expected value stored in its database. If the value is not the same, the client
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determines that the file has been modified in the local repository.
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.. note:: On the local side, the modificaton time a good attribute to use for detecting changes, because
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the value does not depend on time shifts and such.
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.. note:: On the local side, the modification time a good attribute to use for
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detecting changes, because
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the value does not depend on time shifts and such.
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For the remote (that is, ownCloud server) repository, the client compares the
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ETag of each file with its expected value. Again, the expected ETag value is
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^^^^^
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Linux distributions provide their own update tools, so ownCloud clients that use
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the Linux operating system do not perform any updates on their own. Linux
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operating systems do, however, check for the latest version of the ownCloud
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client and passively notify the user (``Settings -> General -> Updates``) when
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an update is available.
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the Linux operating system do not perform any updates on their own. The client
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will inform you (``Settings -> General -> Updates``) when an update is
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available.
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Preventing Automatic Updates
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To prevent automatic updates, but allow manual overrides:
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1. Migrate to the following directory:
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1. Edit these Registry keys:
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a. (32-bit) ``HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ownCloud\ownCloud``
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b. (64-bit) ``HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\ownCloud\ownCloud``
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Preventing Automatic Updates in Mac OS X Environments
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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You can disable the automatic update mechanism in MAC OS X operating systems
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You can disable the automatic update mechanism in Mac OS X operating systems
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using the system-wide ``.plist`` file. To access this file:
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1. Using the Windows explorer, migrate to the following location::
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1. Go to this directory::
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/Library/Preferences/
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-----
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1. Add the `ownCloud repository from OBS`_.
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2. Install the dependencies (as root, or using ``sudo``) using the following commands for your specific Linux distribution:
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* Debian/Ubuntu: ``apt-get update; apt-get build-dep owncloud-client``
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* openSUSE: ``zypper ref; zypper si -d owncloud-client``
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* Fedora/CentOS: ``yum install yum-utils; yum-builddep owncloud-client``
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2. Install the dependencies (as root, or using ``sudo``) using the following
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commands for your specific Linux distribution:
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* Debian/Ubuntu: ``apt-get update; apt-get build-dep owncloud-client``
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* openSUSE: ``zypper ref; zypper si -d owncloud-client``
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* Fedora/CentOS: ``yum install yum-utils; yum-builddep owncloud-client``
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3. Follow the `generic build instructions`_.
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--------
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In additon to needing XCode (along with the command line tools), developing in
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the MAC OS X environment requires extra dependencies. You can install these
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the Mac OS X environment requires extra dependencies. You can install these
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dependencies through MacPorts_ or Homebrew_. These dependencies are required
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only on the build machine, because non-standard libs are deployed in the app
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bundle.
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.. _contents:
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Contents
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========
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ownCloud Desktop Client Manual
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==============================
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 3
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Installing the Synchronization Client
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=====================================
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Installing the Desktop Synchronization Client
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=============================================
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The latest version of the ownCloud Synchronization Client can be obtained from
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the `ownCloud Website <http://www.owncloud.com>`_. You can download and install
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the client on Windows, MAC OSX, and various Linux software distrubutions. The
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following sections describe specific support and installation procedures for
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the different software platforms:
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The latest version of the ownCloud Desktop Synchronization Client can be
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obtained from the `ownCloud Website <http://www.owncloud.com>`_. You can
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download and install the client on Windows, Mac OS X, and various Linux software
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distrubutions. The following sections describe specific support and installation
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procedures for the different software platforms:
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- :ref:`installing-windows`
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- :ref:`installing-macosx`
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Introduction
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============
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Available for Windows, MAC OS X, and various Linux distributions, the ownCloud
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Sync client is a desktop program installed on your computer. The client enables
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you to:
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Available for Windows, Mac OS X, and various Linux distributions, the ownCloud
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Desktop Sync client enables you to:
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- Specify one or more directories on your computer that you want to synchronize
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to the ownCloud server.
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- Always have the latest files synchronized, wherever they are located.
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Changes made to any synchronized file on the computer are automatically made to
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the files on the ownCloud server using the sync client.
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Your files are always automatically synchronized between your ownCloud server
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and local PC.
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.. index:: navigating, usage
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The ownCloud Client remains in the background and is visible as an icon in the
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system tray (Windows, KDE), status bar (MAC OS X), or notification area
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The ownCloud Desktop Client remains in the background and is visible as an icon
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in the system tray (Windows, KDE), status bar (Mac OS X), or notification area
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(Linux).
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.. image:: images/icon.png
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This is a status indicator which uses overlay icons to indicate the
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current status of your synchronization. The green circle with the white checkmark
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tells you that your synchronization is current and you are connected to your
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ownCloud server.
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The status indicator uses overlay icons to indicate the current status of your
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synchronization. The green circle with the white checkmark tells you that your
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synchronization is current and you are connected to your ownCloud server.
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.. image:: images/icon-syncing.png
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Using the Desktop Client Menu
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A left-click on the icon (right-click on Windows) opens the
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A right-click on the icon opens the
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following menu:
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The Desktop Client menu provides the following options:
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* ``Open ownCloud in browser``: Launches the ownCloud WEB interface.
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* ``Open folder 'ownCloud'``: Opens the ownCloud local folder. If you have
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defined multiple synchronization targets, the window displays each local
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folder.
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* ``Open ownCloud in browser``: Launches the ownCloud Web interface.
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* ``Open folder 'ownCloud'``: Opens your local ownCloud folder. If you have
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defined multiple synchronization targets, the window displays each local
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folder.
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* **Disk space indicator**: Indicates the amount of space currently used on the
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server.
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* Operation indicator: Displays the status of the current synchronization
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* **Operation indicator**: Displays the status of the current synchronization
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process or indicates ``Up to date`` if the server and client are in sync.
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* **Recent Changes**: Displays the last six files modified, and shows the
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current synchronization status listing all changes since the last restart of the
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.. index:: account settings, user, password, Server URL
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The ``Account`` window provides a summary for general settings associated with
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the ownCloud account. This window enables you to manage any synchronized
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folders in the account, and to modify which folders you want to sync.
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The ``Account`` window provides a summary for your ownCloud account settings.
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You can manage which folders and files you want to synchronize, change your
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account settings, and pause and resume synchronization.
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To access and modify the account settings:
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root folder.
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* ``Storage Usage`` field: Indicates the storage utilization on the ownCloud
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server.
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* ``Storage Usage`` field: Displays how much space your files are using on the
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ownCloud server.
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* ``Edit Ignored Files`` button: Launches the Ignored Files Editor.
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* ``Modify Account`` button: Use this to change the ownCloud server to which
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you are synchronizing. This option launches the ``Setting up an Account``
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dialog (see :doc:`accountsetup`).
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* ``Modify Account`` button: Use this to change your ownCloud server settings
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by launching the account setup wizard (see :doc:`accountsetup`).
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Adding a Folder
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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The ``Add a Folder ...`` button enables you to add a new folder to the
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syncrhonization process.
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The ``Add Folder ...`` button enables you to add a new local folder to the
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synchronization process.
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To add a new folder:
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.. image:: images/folderwizard_local.png
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2. Specify a *unique* path and alias name to the folder or use the ``Choose...``
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button to locate the new folder on your system to which you want to
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synchronize.
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2. Type a *unique* path and alias name to the folder, or use the ``Choose...``
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button to open a graphical file picker.
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.. note:: Nested synchronizations are not supported. You
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cannot add a folder that is already contained within another synchronized
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folder. In addition, you cannot add a higher level (parent) folder that
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A window opens prompting you to select a remote destination folder on the
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ownCloud server to which you want to synchronize.
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ownCloud server to synchronize.
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.. image:: images/folderwizard_remote.png
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4. Select a folder on the ownCloud server to which you want to synchronize your
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newly added folder.
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newly added local folder.
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.. note:: A server folder can only be synchronized with a particular client
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once. If you attempt to sync the root directory, you cannot sync with
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The :guilabel:`Ignored Files Editor` provides a list of preconfigured files that are
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ignored (that is, not synchronized) by the client and server during synchronizations. You
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may add additional files or directories that you want to exclude from the synchronization
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process. In addition to using standard characters, the Ignored Files Editor enables you
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to
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use wild cards (for example, using an asterisk ‘*’ to indicate multiple characters or a
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question mark ‘?’ to incidate a single character).
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The :guilabel:`Ignored Files Editor` provides a list of files that are ignored
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(that is, not synchronized) by the client and server during synchronizations.
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You may add additional files or directories that you want to exclude from the
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synchronization process. In addition to using standard characters, the Ignored
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Files Editor enables you to use wild cards (for example, using an asterisk ‘*’
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to indicate multiple characters or a question mark ‘?’ to incidate a single
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character).
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For additional information see `Using the Ignored Files
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Editor`_
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The General settings window enables you to set general settings for the
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ownCloud Desktop Client, provides information about the software version,
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its creator, and the existence of any updates.
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The General settings window has options for launching the client at system
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startup, notifications, and using monochrome icons.
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* ``Use Monochrome Icons`` checkbox: Provides the option to check (enable) or
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uncheck (disable) the use of monochrome (visually less obtrusive) icons.
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.. note:: This option can be useful on MAC OSX platforms.
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.. note:: This option can be useful on Mac OS X platforms.
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* ``About`` field: Provides information about the software authors along with
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pertinent build conditions.
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* ``No Proxy`` option: Do not use a proxy.
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* ``Use system proxy`` option: Default setting. Follows the systems proxy
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settings.
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* ``Specify proxy manually as`` option: Enables you to specify
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the following custom proxy settings:
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- ``HTTP(S)``: Used when you are required to use an HTTP(S) proxy server (for
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example, Squid or Microsoft Forefront TMG).
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- ``SOCKSv5``: Typically used in special company LAN setups, or in combination
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with the OpenSSH
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dynamic application level forwarding feature (see ``ssh -D``).
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- ``SOCKSv5``: Typically used in special company LAN setups, or in
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(see ``ssh -D``).
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- ``Host``: Host name or IP address of the proxy server along with the port
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number. HTTP proxies typically listen over Ports 8080 (default) or 3128.
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SOCKS servers typically listen over port 1080.
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* ``Proxy Server requires authentication`` checkbox: Provides the option to
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check (enable/require) or
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uncheck (disable/not require) proxy server authentication. When not checked,
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the proxy server must
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be configured to allow anonymous usage. When checked, a proxy server username
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and password is required.
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check (enable/require) or uncheck (disable/not require) proxy server
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authentication. When not checked, the proxy server must be configured to
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allow anonymous usage. When checked, a proxy server username and password is
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required.
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.. index:: ignored files, exclude files, pattern
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You might have some files or directories that you do not want to backup and
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store on the server. To identify and exclude these files or directories, you
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You might have some local files or directories that you do not want to backup
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and store on the server. To identify and exclude these files or directories, you
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can use the *Ignored Files Editor*.
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.. image:: images/ignored_files_editor.png
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``-h``, ``--help``
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Displays all the options below or, when used on Windows, opens a window displaying all options.
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Displays all command options.
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``--logwindow``
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Opens a window displaying log output.
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owncloudcmd performs a single *sync run* and then exits the synchronization
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process. In this manner, owncloudcmd processes the differences between client
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and server directories and propagates the files to bring both repositories to
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the same state. Contrary to the GUI-based client, owncloudcmd does not repeat
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the same state. Contrary to the GUI-based client, ``owncloudcmd`` does not
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repeat
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synchronizations on its own. It also does not monitor for file system changes.
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To invoke the owncloudcmd, you must provide the local and the remote repository
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urls using the following command::
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To invoke ``owncloudcmd``, you must provide the local and the remote
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repository
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URL using the following command::
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owncloudcmd [OPTIONS...] sourcedir owncloudurl
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@ -46,8 +48,9 @@ Other comand line switches supported by owncloudcmd include the following:
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Credential Handling
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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By default, owncloudcmd reads the client configuration and uses the credentials
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of the GUI syncrhonization client. If no client is configured, or if you choose
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By default, ``owncloudcmd`` reads the client configuration and uses the
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credentials
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of the GUI synchronization client. If no client is configured, or if you choose
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to use a different user to synchronize, you can specify the user password
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setting with the usual URL pattern. For example::
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@ -15,21 +15,15 @@ Identifying Basic Functionality Problems
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:Performing a general ownCloud Server test:
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The first step in troubleshooting synchronization issues is to verify that
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you can log on to the ownCloud web application. To verify connectivity to the
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ownCloud server:
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- Open a browser window and enter the server address to your own server in the location/address bar.
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For example, if your ownCloud instance is installed at URL address
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``http://yourserver.com/owncloud``, enter ``http://yourserver.com/owncloud/``
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into your browsers location/address bar.
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ownCloud server try logging in via your Web browser.
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|
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If you are not prompted for your username and password, or if a red warning
|
||||
box appears on the page, your server setup requires modification. Please verify
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that your server installation is working correctly.
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:Ensure the WebDAV API is working:
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If all desktop clients fail to connect to the ownCloud Server, but access
|
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using the web interface functions properly, the problem is often a
|
||||
using the Web interface functions properly, the problem is often a
|
||||
misconfiguration of the WebDAV API.
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The ownCloud Client uses the built-in WebDAV access of the server content.
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@ -49,11 +43,11 @@ Identifying Basic Functionality Problems
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|||
:Use a WebDAV command line tool to test:
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||||
A more sophisticated test method for troubleshooting syncrhonization issues
|
||||
is to use a WebDAV command line client and log into the ownCloud WebDAV server.
|
||||
One such command line client -- called cadaver -- is available for Linux
|
||||
One such command line client -- called ``cadaver`` -- is available for Linux
|
||||
distributions. You can use this application to further verify that the WebDAV
|
||||
server is running properly using PROPFIND calls.
|
||||
|
||||
As an example, after installing the cadaver app, you can issue the
|
||||
As an example, after installing the ``cadaver`` app, you can issue the
|
||||
``propget`` command to obtain various properties pertaining to the current
|
||||
directory and also verify WebDAV server connection.
|
||||
|
||||
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@ -200,7 +194,7 @@ You can find more information about Apache logging at
|
|||
Core Dumps
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----------
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On MAC OS X and Linux systems, and in the unlikely event the client software
|
||||
On Mac OS X and Linux systems, and in the unlikely event the client software
|
||||
crashes, the client is able to write a core dump file. Obtaining a core dump
|
||||
file can assist ownCloud Customer Support tremendously in the debugging
|
||||
process.
|
||||
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