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Create sudo user ubuntu 14.04
Create sudo user ubuntu 14.04








Given below is reference of nf cat /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/nfĪllowOverride time to complete the owncloud installation from Web browser. Sudo sh -c "echo 'deb /' > /etc/apt//owncloud.list"Īfter owncloud package get installed you will see a new file called nf in Apache config directory. Just hit the command as given below.We will first add Owncloud repo and then start installing owncloud. Now enable the rewrite in apache that is requirement by Owncloud application.

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Sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 php5-mysql

create sudo user ubuntu 14.04

To connect with mysql, php require module called php-mysql, so it is also to be installed. Because owncloud is php based application hence installation of php is required. Mysql> GRANT ALL ON owncloudDB.* TO flush privileges

create sudo user ubuntu 14.04

Mysql> CREATE USER IDENTIFIED BY 'Password' You will get the mysql prompt after login (mysql> ) Now login into MySQL Server with root userĬreate Database, Owncloud Database user and password in MySQL Server. Hence, set the strong password for root user. While installation you will see couple of screen to set the MySQL root password. (Learn more about installing MySQL Server on Ubuntu) of server : One (Webserver,Database and Owncloud installed on single server) Install MySQL Server :įirst we will install MySQL Server 5.6 on Ubuntu Server. Web Server : Apache 2.4 (Default shipped with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) 4. The steps of installation is almost similar as we did while installing Owncloud 7.īefore starting, let’s share our practical scenario –ġ.

create sudo user ubuntu 14.04

Owncloud which is now very very famous and considered as one the best free Open Source alternate of Dropbox.








Create sudo user ubuntu 14.04