https://www.icyphoenix.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=8401
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TheSteffen
Sun 26 Feb, 2012 23:14

Cloud On Your Own Server
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Well, I'm not the person who advertises for others.  :mricy: 

But I am looking for a longer time for my own cloud.
That means: I dont trust dropbox and other cloudsystems, because you don´t know what is going on with your files in future.

Now I found a cool programm called: http://owncloud.org/

I really like it. It is not 100% perfect at this time. Maybe you should wait for a BUGfix version of 3.0
But you can see how it is working and what you can do with php software.

All files are stored on your own server. Thats the way I prefer.

Here is the GIT version: http://gitorious.org/owncloud


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Costa
Mon 27 Feb, 2012 22:27

Re: Cloud On Your Own Server
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I like it


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Mighty Gorgon
Thu 15 Mar, 2012 12:19

Re: Cloud On Your Own Server
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It seems to be very nice... thanks for sharing, I'll have a look at the source code.


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buldo
Mon 16 Apr, 2012 12:49

Re: Cloud On Your Own Server
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[quote user="TheSteffen" post="55290"]But I am looking for a longer time for my own cloud.
That means: I dont trust dropbox and other cloudsystems, because you don´t know what is going on with your files in future.[/quote]

+1

Have a look to this project: http://www.eyeos.org :wink:

OS version: http://www.eyeos.org/open-source/download

It is also available as OpenVZ container that you can add with few click in QEMU-KVM environment (like Proxmox).


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Piridelli
Sun 12 Aug, 2012 02:49

Re: Cloud On Your Own Server
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[quote user="buldo" post="55570"][quote user="TheSteffen" post="55290"]But I am looking for a longer time for my own cloud.
That means: I dont trust dropbox and other cloudsystems, because you don´t know what is going on with your files in future.[/quote]

+1

Have a look to this project: http://www.eyeos.org :wink:

OS version: http://www.eyeos.org/open-source/download

It is also available as OpenVZ container that you can add with few click in QEMU-KVM environment (like Proxmox).[/quote]
I use it. Check it out: [color=red]DEAD LINK removed by Joshua203[/color]
Im not advertising myself, just a demo. 
My site used to be a cloud file storage site, but i closed it.
There it is. eyeOS unmodified. :mryellow:
Now i just use it for myself. If u want, make an account and try it out.


