I'm getting very close to having my RPi configured the way I want it, and just got notification that another Micro SD card that I ordered to back up the boot Micro SD card that I have has arrived at my local post office. If I duplicate the boot disk that I currently have, will the two be interchange...

Nevermind I just looked at the link. Amazing how huge the disparity is. I will be removing Apache, and going with Nginx.

Thanks again!

Obviously OwnCloud requires a Webserver , so removing Apache would only make sense if you were to replace it with something else. Check the OwnCloud guide for instructions on nginx or lighttpd if you wish to replace Apache. ghans I was under the impression that OwnCloud either was, or had it's own ...

The eventual goal is to be using OwnCloud, so I will need to remove Apache I believe. I have a book that I have been doing a lot of the set up from, and it said that I would need to download and install LAMP Stack, so I did. For right now I'm glad to have gotten this far. Am I correct that in order ...

itworks.jpg If you are trying to connect to your server from inside the LAN it is attached to using it's WAN address, this won't usually work unless you have activated NAT Hairpin (a.k.a Nat Inside-to-Inside, a.k.a Nat Loopback, a.k.a Nat Reflection) on your router. To see if your basic NAT is work...

I have tried disabling the router's firewall, and when I do this the browser tells me "ERROR: Network Changed"

Now it's showing my IP address, but when I use _________.ddns.net:8080 the connection times out.

IP thing.jpg Alright, I think I understand now. Is this other thing part of my problem? The script to start the noip process is working, but it doesn't appear to be getting my IP like it did last time. Do I need to reset the update interval to a lower number in order for it to get my IP sooner afte...

Another example but with the port being re-assigned: If you have a webserver running it will normally listen on port 80. But your IP may block port 80, so you have to use port 8080 to access your webserver. If you set the public port to 8080, and the local port to 80, when the router sees the incom...

Web server. I don't know what's what on that menu though. The ultimate goal with this build is a private cloud server using OwnCloud.

Hi there, I'm having an issue getting port forwarding to work, and it's because I have no idea what I'm doing, and all the tutorial videos I can find are using a completely different router than the one I have. I have dynamic DNS through noip installed, working, and running on the pi, and I just can...