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ownCloud in a box packages ownCloud as an appliance, so you can easily run it in a virtual environment, as a live system or install it on a disk. Run the appliance, go to http://[yourservername]/owncloud and login as admin with the password owncloud42. Change the password in the admin interface and use the URL , which is shown there to access ownCloud via WebDAV. Also remember to change the root password of the system after the appliance has booted. One note about the versioning of the appliance: The major version of the appliance follows the major version of ownCloud.Installation
ownCloud provides ready-to-deploy packages for popular Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, RedHat Enterprise Linux, CentOS and openSUSE. Clicking on “Continue” will forward you to the ownCloud community page at the openSUSE Build Service , which hosts the repositories for all distributions. Further instructions on how to install ownCloud for your distribution are also provided there. For setup instructions, please follow the ownCloud Admin manual. The repositories allow you to stay on an up-to-date version of ownCloud using your distributions’ update mechanism, with packages maintained by the ownCloud community. You can find further instructions in the ownCloud Admin Manual .ownCloud only needs Apache, PHP 5 and either MySQL or SQLite as database. Some Linux distrubutions (such as Ubuntu) have owncloud as installable package that will install and set up everything for you. (They offer the deprecated version 1.2 at the moment, this will be updated as soon as ownCloud 2 is released later this year.) by Oct 20

