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ownCloud
DevelopersownCloud GmbH, Community
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Written inPHP, JavaScript, Go
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    Operating systemServer: Linux
    Clients: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web browser interface
    TypeOnline storage, data synchronization
    LicenceServer: AGPL-3.0-or-later
    Enterprise: Proprietary
    Websiteowncloud.com

    ownCloud is a free and open-source software project for content collaboration, file-sharing, and file-syncing. It's usable in distributed and federated enterprise scenarios.[2]

    ownCloud supports extensions including Collabora, OnlyOffice, Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Online Office, as well as synchronization of calendars and contacts. Most of ownCloud is published under AGPL and GPL licenses, except for some enterprise extensions.

    As of late 2023, organizations using ownCloud include CERN,[3] the European Science Cloud,[4] the Bavarian school cloud,[5] and the SCIEBO[6] platform.

    History

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    The ownCloud project was launched in 2010 by Frank Karlitschek,[7][8][9] who shortly afterward founded the company of the same name together with Markus Rex and Holger Dyroff. In 2016, ownCloud CTO Karlitschek left the company[10] and founded the fork Nextcloud.[11]

    At the end of 2023, ownCloud merged with Kiteworks; however, ownCloud claims its code will remain open-source.[12]

    Versions

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    ownCloud is available in two versions: ownCloud 10, which is built on PHP; and Infinite Scale, which is built on Go.

    Releases of ownCloud 10

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    Supported: 10.0 April 27, 2017 File integrity checks, guest accounts, custom groups, multiple link sharing, new app marketplace
    Supported: 10.1 February 7, 2019 Microsoft Office Online Integration, File Locking, Semantic Versioning, OpenCloudMesh 1.0 compliance
    Supported: 10.2 May 16, 2019 Advanced Sharing Permissions, SecureView, Improved Public Links, Storage Encryption with HSMs
    Supported: 10.3 October 15, 2019 New Media Viewer, improved OAuth2 session handling, improved User/group sharing UI
    Supported: 10.4 March 5, 2020 Expiration dates for user and group shares, supports MariaDB up to 10.4, PostgreSQL up to 10, share indicator on webUI
    Supported: 10.5 August 3, 2020 Official support for PHP 7.4, manual file locking in the web interface, improved background process for metadata of federated shares
    Supported: 10.6 December 16, 2020
    Supported: 10.7 March 26, 2021 Preparations for upcoming workstream integrations, UI improvements, improved encryption efficiency
    Supported: 10.8 July 21, 2021 New ownCloud Web browser frontend, new login UI, better caching for external storages like Windows Network Drives
    Supported: 10.9 December 23, 2021 Initial sync faster, more detailed file locking, version control and public sharing
    Supported: 10.9.1 January 13, 2022 Prevent encrypted files from being corrupted when overwriting them, Marketplace not working after upgrade from 10.8 to 10.9, Fixes for the newly introduced feature to store the author of versions
    Supported: 10.10.0 May 14, 2022 Many bugfixes, improved management of migrations, session handling and storage.
    Supported: 10.11.0 September 20, 2022 Many bugfixes, edit permission for public links on single files, sharing with multiple users at once, inviting new guests to Custom Groups.
    Supported: 10.12.0 March 12, 2023 Dropped support for PHP 7.3, changed workflow for persistent major versions (added checkbox to select versions to keep), added support for login policies, extended trashbin, mounts, shares and checksum functions.
    Supported: 10.12.1 April 18, 2023 Fix Permission Bits when Enforcing Passwords on Public Links, Prevent 507 Insufficient Storage on 32-Bit Systems, Fix quota for 32-Bit Systems, Add RewriteBase to .htaccess, Updated text editor and metrics apps.
    Supported: 10.13.0 August 24, 2023 Kerberos authentication; enforceable 2-Factor-Authentication via Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP); iOS (version 12.0.3+) or Desktop client (version 4.0+) now allow to directly open a file in the Office Suite on the ownCloud server; update Symfony 4.4 -> 4-5;
    Supported: 10.13.1 September 06, 2023 Improvements to "Open in Web"; Avoid Loading 3rd-party Resources; Fix: disallow pre-signed url access if the signing key is not initialized; dismiss invalid settings of the redirection endpoint URI as seen in the OAuth2 protocol, according to RFC#7636; updated apps for Graph API, Guests, OAuth2;
    Supported: 10.13.2 October 10, 2023 Several bugfixes (e.g. Delete all files from object store when user is deleted), fixed view on users page for subadmins, updated PHP dependencies (phpseclib, symfony, ...), remove "Fill E-Tags" repair-step (a legacy step that took very long to run during an upgrade of a large system and didn't repair anything anymore), upgraded Microsoft Office Online app to version 1.8.1., Media Viewer now plays also HEIC and HEIF-files.
    Supported: 10.13.3 November 17, 2023 Fix potential issue with the PreviewCleanup job in postgresql. Reverting Pull request 41059 because of performance problems for large installations. Users can only delete their own external storage configurations, and comments in config.apps.sample.php describing the configuration variables related to kerberos and windows_network_drive are now updated and in sync with published online documentation.
    Preview version: 10.13.4 December 13, 2023 A Bugfix to Check 2FA on controllers which are accessible publicly and authenticated, a new feature to prompt the admins of licensed instances to run the IoC-Scanner. The prompt appears in the admin menu and after an upgrade on the CLI.
    Latest version: 10.14.0 February 26, 2024 Fix issues where log conditions could break uploads, share expiration was wrong in the web UI, and previews were generated from last page instead of first. Release enables Files->Office menu to work with rich documents 4.1.0 and makes several enhancements to lDAP user and group handling related to external storages and deleting attributes. Performance also improved with version metadata handling. Finally, Google Chrome no longer auto-translates filenames.

    Releases of ownCloud Infinite Scale

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    Version[13] Date New Features
    Supported: Infinite Scale 2.0.0 November 30, 2022 Complete overhaul of the backend, rewritten in Go and Vue.js, in cooperation with CERN. Spaces for file sharing.
    Supported: Infinite Scale 3.0.0 June 7, 2023 File Firewall, Antivirus (ICAP), Accessibility (WCAP), Tags, Full text Search, Spaces Templates, Custom User Roles
    Supported: Infinite Scale 4.0.0 August 25, 2023 Cloud Importer, Drag and Drop to breadcrumbs; Tags, Filter and Highlighting in Full text Search; Improved Link sharing; Copy and Paste for Upload from Keyboard
    Latest version: Infinite Scale 5.0.0 March 18, 2024

    Features

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    ownCloud files are stored in conventional directory structures and can be accessed via WebDAV if necessary. User files are encrypted both at rest and during transit. ownCloud can synchronize with local clients running Windows, macOS and various Linux distributions. ownCloud users can manage calendars (CalDAV), contacts (CardDAV), scheduled tasks and streaming media (Ampache) from within the platform. Online document editing is supported via Collabora Online, OnlyOffice, Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Office Online.

    ownCloud permits user and group administration, via OpenID or LDAP) Content can be shared by granular read/write permissions between users or groups. Alternatively, ownCloud users can create public URLs for sharing files. Furthermore, users can interact with the browser-based ODF-format word processor,[14] bookmarking service, URL shortening suite, gallery, RSS feed reader and document viewer tools from within ownCloud. ownCloud can be augmented with "one-click" applications and connection to Dropbox, Google Drive and Amazon S3.

    Enterprise customers have access to apps with additional functionality, which are intended for organizations with more than 500 users. An Enterprise subscription includes support services. Commercial features include end-to-end encryption, ransomware and antivirus protection, branding, document classification, and single sign-on via OpenID.

    See also

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