Owncloud 5.0.9 is installed on my raspberry pi and is working flawlessly. But since my raspberry pi hasn't much space, I wanted to move the data directory on an external drive.
I have a 1,5GB external drive formatted in NTFS mounted on /home/pi/media
and the new data directory is /home/pi/media/owncloud/data/
The /etc/fstab/
looks like this:
UUID=xxxxxxxxx /home/pi/media ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
It doesn't work if I set the permissions on the ntfs drive with
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /home/pi/media/owncloud/data
The browser is giving this error if I go to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/owncloud/:
Data directory (/home/pi/media/owncloud/data) is readable for other users Please change the permissions to 0770 so that the directory cannot be listed by other users.
How do I set the permissions right?
Also MiniDLNA is configured to use this drive, so it should not interrupt each other.
Best Answer
Got it myself!
By default you are not able to set permissions on NTFS formatted drives, but with NTFS-3G you can. Just enable it on mount.
permissions
to the options in/etc/fstab/
. It should look like this: