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Owncloud on podman
To setup owncloud on top of podman use:
podman pull docker.io/library/owncloud podman pod create --name owncloud podman run -dt --name owncloud1 --pod owncloud owncloud
The above image does not includes php-mariadb drivers hence it is useful only for experimental setups that can work on top of SQlite database.
Then get information about pod IP using:
podman pod list podman pod inspect <pod-id>-infra | grep -i ip
Initialize setup with desired root password and SQlite database.
Owncloud with LDAP on podman
For owncloud with ldap support use:
podman pull docker.io/mrskensington/owncloud-ldap podman run -dt --name owncloud1 -P owncloud-ldap
After this go to Apps and enable LDAP App. Then go to Admin section and configure LDAP based authentication. Not tested
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