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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 =====
  
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   - **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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