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--- owncloud [2020/10/25 13:32] – ↷ Page moved from tool:software:owncloud to owncloud rjt
+++ owncloud [2020/11/09 16:46] (current) – tags, link to nextcloud page rjt
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 ====== OwnCloud ======
-**OwnCloud** is an open-source alternative to 'cloud' storage things like [[DropBox]], as well as web-app things like calendars and addressbooks, and even Google Docs. It's probably best to go with the //completely// free alternative called [[NextCloud]], but that's not availible on my NAS :|
+**OwnCloud** is an open-source alternative to 'cloud' storage things like [[wp>dropbox]], as well as web-app things like calendars and addressbooks, and even Google Docs. It's probably best to go with the //completely// free alternative called [[NextCloud]], but that's not availible on my NAS :|
 ===== Add-ons =====
 ==== Calendar ====
-Using **[[CalDAV]]** on Android things sync just fine with the link procided in ownCloud.
+Using **[[caldav]]** on Android things sync just fine with the link provided in ownCloud.
 But with **[[Thunderbird#Lightning]]** you need to go through all the different calendars and get individual links. A bit of a pain!
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 ===== Upgrading =====
-The trouble-free-est way to upgrade seems to be to [[SSH]] into the server, then run ''php occ upgrade'' from the directory owncloud's installed to.
+The trouble-free-est way to upgrade seems to be to [[tool:software:ssh]] into the server, then run ''php occ upgrade'' from the directory owncloud's installed to.
 To upgrade to a new version (IE 9 > 10) you have to download and reinstall first, retaining the ''data'' and ''config'' directories. My process is:
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   * ''cd [owncloud dir]'' and ''php occ upgrade''
-{{tag>open-source fixes}}
+===== See Also =====
+  * [[nextcloud]]
+{{tag>fixes guide open-source self-hosting}}