So I just did a bit more googling for you and found a few other links that seem relevant to Nextcloud/ownCloud (Nextcloud is a fork of ownCloud and is where most of the ownCloud devs went to after a big split a year or 2 ago). So unfortunately, if you are running ownCloud 10, it's not compatible :( Hmm, I just had a bit more of a look and it seems that my previous note regarding the collaboration app in ownCloud is only supported on ownCloud 9.
Do that by re-running the inithook from the commandline: Probably the easiest way to resolve your issue would be to just reinitialise ownCloud (instead of manually editing the config file). Have a look at the docs to see different ways to connect and edit files.Īs for the specific file to edit the v14.0 TurnKey appliance uses the version of ownCloud from the Debian repos so the config file is in /etc/owncloud (/etc is where all config/settings files are generally stored in TurnKey). That can actually be done in a huge array of different ways. The first I will answer is how to edit files on TurnKey. Or you can just use the VMs IP as the domain.Īs for editing the config file, I'll split your question in 2.
Either use an example domain and adjust your host OS's hosts file to resolve to your VMs IP (google on how to add an address to your hosts file for your OS).
Next assuming that this is a v14.0 appliance: You should have been asked during install for a domain. Often this will be "192.168.1.xxx" or similar. That should give your VM an IP address similar to (and connectible from) your PC and other network connected devices. With VirtualBox you will want to make sure that you are using "bridged" networking.
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