- Stop your webserver
- Check if your config.php already contains a datadirectory entry. If it does, remember that location (let's assume it's '/var/www/owncloud/data' for now).
- Change or create the "datadirectory" entry in config.php file, so that it points to wherever you want to have your data from now on. Assuming the directory you want to move the data folder to is '/media/usbdisk/ocdata', your config.php should look like this after the change:
- CODE: SELECT ALL
<?php
$CONFIG = array (
'datadirectory' => '/mnt/nfs/cloud/',
'dbtype' => ...
- Move all the existing files of the original data (/var/www/owncloud/data in our example) to that new location (if there are any), e.g. under linux:
- CODE: SELECT ALL
mv /var/www/owncloud/data/* /media/usbdisk/ocdata/
- Make sure the permission/ownership of the new folder is set up correctly, and that all files contained in it have the user running php as owner (see e.g. here for Linux how to find out which user that is). Let's assume your apache runs as "www-data" (as it e.g. would under Ubuntu). Then you should change all files to be owned by that user, like so:
- CODE: SELECT ALL
chown -R www-data:www-data /media/usbdisk/ocdata
Under Windows: Give the user IIUSR all permissions on the new data folder - Start your webserver
- Possibly (if your files don't show up) you might have to rescan your files (see e.g. here or here on how to do that)
Source : https://forum.owncloud.org/viewtopic.php?t=7118
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