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florido [5. Sharing files with others]
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florido [Concept]
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-FIXME this page is still work in progress. FIXME 
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 ====== Sharing files with ownCloud ====== ====== Sharing files with ownCloud ======
  
-This page describes how to syncronize ​and share files using ownCloud as one does with DropBox or Box.+This page describes how to synchronize ​and share files using ownCloud as one does with DropBox or Box.
  
 If you are looking for a description of how to backup your laptop files please refer to this page instead: [[:​it_services:​fi:​backuplaptopconf | Setting up backup with owncloud ]] If you are looking for a description of how to backup your laptop files please refer to this page instead: [[:​it_services:​fi:​backuplaptopconf | Setting up backup with owncloud ]]
  
 **Note:** The icons, the appearance and location of graphical elements depend on the operating system. In this page I show pictures relative to Linux, but they are more or less the same in other operating systems. **Note:** The icons, the appearance and location of graphical elements depend on the operating system. In this page I show pictures relative to Linux, but they are more or less the same in other operating systems.
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 ===== Concept ===== ===== Concept =====
  
 Sharing and sync system as ownCloud are based on this principle: Sharing and sync system as ownCloud are based on this principle:
  
-  - one cloud server maintains all files +  - **one** cloud **server** maintains all files 
-  - one or more cloud clients for one user (your devices) sync their files to the server +  - **one or more** cloud **clients** for one user (your devices) sync their files to the server 
-  - one or more clients can share files via the server +  - **one or more clients** can share files via the server 
-  - the shared ​folders will be shown at the base folder of your account on the server. A typical folder structure is as such:+  - the **folders ​shared with you by other users** ​will be shown at the **base folder of your account on the server**. A typical folder structure is as such:
     * owncloud/     * owncloud/
-      * mylaptop1+      * //your// laptop1
-        * myfiles/ +        * //​your// ​myfiles/ 
-      * myworkstation1+      * //your// workstation1
-        * myfiles/ +        * //​your// ​myfiles/ 
-      * somesharedfolder1+      * **other user** sharedfolder1
-        * sharedfiles1 +        ​* **other user** sharedfiles1 
-      * somesharedfolder2+      * **other user** sharedfolder2
-        * sharedfiles2+        ​* **other user** sharedfiles2
  
 ===== 0. Prerequisites ===== ===== 0. Prerequisites =====
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       * :!: **NOTE** :!: : if you choose "Start a clean sync" **all the existing data in the folder will be deleted!**. In the example above I will select to keep the data that is already in the folder, just to be safe.       * :!: **NOTE** :!: : if you choose "Start a clean sync" **all the existing data in the folder will be deleted!**. In the example above I will select to keep the data that is already in the folder, just to be safe.
   * 4.5 Click on ''​Connect...''​. The client will start retrieving the files from the server.   * 4.5 Click on ''​Connect...''​. The client will start retrieving the files from the server.
-===== 5: (Optional) Select which folders you want from the server =====+===== 5: (Optional) Select which folders you want to synchronize ​from the server =====
  
 At any time you can go back to the settings and change which folders do you want to sync by simply ticking/​unticking the box next to the folder name.  At any time you can go back to the settings and change which folders do you want to sync by simply ticking/​unticking the box next to the folder name. 
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   * 6.3 Select the sharing method, either **Users and Groups** or **Public Links**. See instructions below for each method.   * 6.3 Select the sharing method, either **Users and Groups** or **Public Links**. See instructions below for each method.
  
-==== 5.3.a User or Group sharing ====+==== 6.3.a User or Group sharing ====
  
-  * 5.3.a.1 Click on **User or Group** sharing +  * 6.3.a.1 Click on **User or Group** sharing 
-  * 5.3.a.2 Start writing in the fiels "Share with users, groups or remote users" the name/email of a colleague or a division name (there might be still old division names in the list)+  * 6.3.a.2 Start writing in the fiels "Share with users, groups or remote users" the name/email of a colleague or a division name (there might be still old division names in the list)
     * **NOTE:** Sharing with external ownCloud servers is currently untested and not supported. {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_shareview.png?​nolink&​500 |}}     * **NOTE:** Sharing with external ownCloud servers is currently untested and not supported. {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_shareview.png?​nolink&​500 |}}
-  * The selected user will now appear in the list. It is now possible to define which permissions the user has on the file by clicking on the cog icon TODOPIC ​and selecting the desired permissions. The choices are automatically saved. ​+  * The selected user will now appear in the list. It is now possible to define which permissions the user has on the file by clicking on the cog icon {{:​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_sharelink_icons_cog.png?​nolink&​100|}} ​and selecting the desired permissions. The choices are automatically saved. ​
     * You can also send an email to notify the user and set and expiry date after which the sharing will be no longer valid.     * You can also send an email to notify the user and set and expiry date after which the sharing will be no longer valid.
  
-==== 5.3.b Public Links ==== +==== 6.3.b Public Links ====
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-  * 5.3.b.1+
  
 +  * 6.3.b.1 Select the Public Links tab {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_publiclink.png?​nolink&​400 |}}
 +  * 6.3.b.2 Select ''​Create public link''​. A new dialog will appear: {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_sharelink.png?​nolink&​400 |}}
 +  * 6.3.b.3 Fill in all the details that apply. Choose a name for the shared item for you to remember, choose a password if needed (recommended) and set an expiry date for the link (also recommended) {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_sharelink_pass_date.png?​nolink&​400 |}}
 +  * 6.3.b.4 When done, click ''​Share''​. The link will be created. ​ {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_sharelink_options.png?​nolink&​400 |}}
 +  * 6.3.b.5 In order to obtain the created link, click on the paste icon on the right of the link: {{ :​it_services:​fi:​owncloud_sync_sharelink_options_copylink.png?​nolink&​400 |}}
 +  * 6.3.b.6 Paste the link wherever you want.
 + 
 Official documentation:​ Official documentation:​
 https://​doc.owncloud.com/​webui/​next/​classic_ui/​files/​public_link_shares.html https://​doc.owncloud.com/​webui/​next/​classic_ui/​files/​public_link_shares.html
  
-TODO 
  
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