An Exception Occurred In Driver Could Not Find Driver Owncloud
This is crazy, owncloud worked for a day and now i can't login, get this on the login page, Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator if this error reappears multiple times, please include the technical details below in your report. More details can be found in the server log.
I've just upgraded my Ubuntu 14.04 OC deb install from 9 to 10. I've moved /var/www/owncloud folder; uninstalled owncloud deb and reinstalled it. Then I've restored /data and /config folder. Owncloud client ver3.6.2 on iPad pro cannot connect to owncloud 10 server. “it is not possible to connect to the server at this time” Ask Question Asked 1 year, 10 months ago.
No plugins added, just added the users and synced one account, all that went well. No errors in the nginx error log, but have errors in the access log. Sometimes things just don't go the way we wish they would. Here's some of the info the access log. See this, it maybe related to your issue: Try to disable OC apps, if there is any enabled. I checked out the link and the bracket is not my issue.
The other issue, he has write access problems this seems to be close. But his direction is report to the package maintainer. The poster said it's fixed but no idea how he fixed it. I feel like i have a permission issue, so i ran, chown -R www-data:www-data /media/b980b57f-07d5-41ff-8d7f-bf93f3f1adea/www/owncloud/data This did nothing to fix my issue. Here's my owncloud log, this is repeating over and over. Look like your SQL having errors.
An Exception Occurred In Driver Could Not Find Driver Owncloud Free
Leave the nginx installed. Uninstall MySQL.
Remove all mysql packages from terminal. Delete your mysql folder & owncloud folder. Re-create folders for /mysql, & /www/owncloud. Re-install mysql & owncloud. Ensure give owncloud folder www-data permission. Follow the rest of the guide on page 1.
Thanks, back up and running. @'Enra (1) In the pool config of your OC fpm-pool (nginx/pools) add these lines in the extra options field:envPATH = /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin (2)Install php-apc:root@server:# apt-get install php-apcAdd 'memcache.local' = ' OC Memcache APC', in your OC config.php.Restart php-fpm:root@server:# /etc/init.d/php5-fpm restart (3)In your nginx OC server settings add this to the server extra options:addheader Strict-Transport-Security 'max-age=15768000; includeSubDomains; preload;'; Removed all my errors, thanks for all the help.
Hi, it is not impossible to backup the database and import it into a new one. But you'll have to have sufficient skills in SQL and the OC dB structure. Normally there is a table called 'owncloud' or similar which you can export as sql-statements. And there is an mysql user called ocadmin in the mysql table. This one caused me a lot of trouble.
So if I you only have a couple of users, it is very more comfortable to export the calendar and contacts of each user via the OC webgui in reimport them later the same way.