Hi All
So here is the situation - using a RaspBerry Pi5 running Home Assistant OS. Perfect :-D.
But I also want to run OwnCloud - https://owncloud.com/ - it makes sense that if the RPI is running all day, it may as well run cloud storage.
The question is, how do you install OwnCloud on HomeAssistantOS?
There are several options for install, I guess just installing the Tarball would be correct?
If anyone has any experience it would be greatly appreciated 
Maybe you can install it via âPortainer AddOnâ inside HA?
I never installed a docker install via Portainer but there is a option to do it
https://doc.owncloud.org/server/10.5/admin_manual/installation/docker/
This looks really cool Thank you. The only concern would be secure with regards to using Poirtainer. What is your experience security-wise with Portainer?
I use portainer only to see my docker installs. Never used it to install.
But its part of HA AddOn so fully supported
Perfect, I will try that when I have a spare evening . It looks like the solution though.
Same⌠wondering if you succeed.
been trying for some minutes now myself. Struggling with portainer, donât know how to upload/ configure a docker. Iâm not experienced with docker thoughâŚ
No sadly not, it got a little scary 
. I was worried to create a security weakness in the system to be honest.
For all the hassle I am just thinking to buy a second RPi to run OwnCloud and for several reasons including not wanting to overload the system.
Really interested to know if someone gets it working. With Google stopping unlimited photo storage this is suddenly much more important for me.
Hi - I just got this to work on my setup.
Hereâs what I did:
Install Portainer supervisor addon from the Home Assistant Add-On store (https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-portainer)
In the portainer add-on, under âContainersâ click on " + Add Container"
OwnCloud
DockerHub
owncloud:latest
Publish all exposed network ports to random host ports
Click on âDeploy the containerâ
Go back to the âcontainersâ list in Portainer and you should see your new container called âOwnCloudâ at the top of the list and in the column on the far right there is the port allocation under âPublished portsâ (eg: 32769:80) - that number before the :80 is the port number you need to use to access owncloud
got to http://<your home assistant local IP address>:<the port number obtained above> and you should be up and running.
If you want owncloud to be accessible from the internet, just enable port forwarding to that specific port from your router.
I hope this helps
You are awesome! Thank you very much. I will be trying this when I have chance!
Hey @betaj
Thanks for the tip, it was really simple to set up but I have spent the last hour just trying to get access to the container from the internet.
Basically, my internet is iPV6 so I pay for Nabu Casa to support HA and for its simplicity.
Portainer supports Ingress but I canât figure out how to access this setup externally through Nabu Casa.
I have tried simple things such as my Nabu Casa URL follow by :<PORTNUM . Surprisingly this didnât work :-D. Also tried an iFrame but that doesnât really help and also doesnât work.
What would you suggest to get this working?
I might be stating the obvious here but did you remember to forward the port on your home router/modem?
You would need to map the internal port to an external one that is public on the internet and then you should be able to access the container from http://<nabu casa URL>:<external port num>
by the way if youâre not sure about how to enable port-forwarding feel free to let me know. This website might also help you out: https://portforward.com/router.htm
Thanks James, that is nice of you.
I am by no means an expert but this is also what I concluded that I need to forward the port.
The issue I have is my provider (UPC) provides an IPv 6 Router with Port Forwarding Disabled. Do you have any ideas around that?
Here is a forum where I found others https://community.upc.ch/d/10332-port-forwarding-connect-box/323
Sorry Iâd missed the part about your connection being IPv6 - thatâs quite unusual!
This is a problem as IPv6 can only forward to other IPv6 addresses as far as I know (I donât have any experience working with IPv6 Iâm afraid). I think your best bet here would be to contact you service provider and let them now that you need to enable port forwarding on your modem and see if they can help you out.
Why not use nginx proxy manager? You register a custom subdomain to your IP and let nginx struggle the redirection.
It will also simplify the struggle to get SSL and the only port you would open would be the port 80 from your router to your homeassistant.local