You don’t have permission to upload or create files here.
In an OwnCloud server if you change the permissions of an external drive to give r/w access (in my case chgrp www-data) and OwnCloud isn’t updating those permissions you can do this. In your MySQL database find your external storage in oc_storages and make note of the numeric id. Then run this query “Delete from oc_filecache where storage = numeric_id” replacing numeric_id with the one you found in the oc_storages table.
My Setup:
Ubuntu 14.04 Server
OwnCloud 7.0.2
MySQL 5.5.38
Apache 2.4.7
Thx!
No problem. Glad to help!
That did the trick (using owncloud 8.0)!
Glad to hear it helped!
Can someone please tell me how to do this step by step? I am not very proficient with mysql, but i can follow a walk through.
mysql -u root -p #assuming root is your mysql admin user
#enter mysql admin password
use owncloud; #assuming your owncloud-db ist called owncloud (which is the default)
select * from oc_storages;
#note your user’s “numeric_id”, let’s assume it’s 2
delete from oc_filecache where storage=2;
#done
Ditto with Kenny.
Thank you!! I was trying to fix this problem the last days without success, and you post save me!! Thanks again,
Thank you! works with 8.0.2
Finally see also my problem solution.Thank my problem resolved.
Thanks for posting this answer. It worked for me on an install of 10.0.7. My situation was
I had FTPed docs to the server, then ran sudo -u www-data php ./occ files:scan all. The files show as expected, but I was receiving the You don’t have permission message.
I then ran your suggestion of
mysql -u root -p #assuming root is your mysql admin user
#enter mysql admin password
use owncloud; #assuming your owncloud-db ist called owncloud (which is the default)
select * from oc_storages;
#note your user’s “numeric_id”, let’s assume it’s 2 (found this using phpmyadmin)
delete from oc_filecache where storage=2;
#done
Again, thanks for posting and sharing knowlege.
thanks . u did great work
Thank you very much! you saved me