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# How to Update ownCloud

There are two options to update an ownCloud installation hosted on an ownCloud X Appliance:

- Use the Univention Management Console
- Use the Command Line

## Use the Univention Management Console

Using the Univention Management Console, there are two paths to upgrade an existing ownCloud installation:

- In-place Upgrade (for 10.1 users)
- Uninstall the Existing Version and Install the New Version (for 9.1 users)

### In-place Upgrade (for 10.1 users)

To perform an in-place upgrade, after logging in to the Univention server, under “Administration”, click the first option labeled “System and domain settings”. This takes you to the Univention Management Console. From there, click the “Software” shortcut (1), and then click “Software update” (2).

This will load the Software update management panel, after a short time scanning for available updates. If an update is available, under “App Center updates” you will see “There are App Center updates available”. If one is, as in the image below, click “ownCloud” which takes you to the ownCloud application.

When there, part-way down the page you’ll see the “Manage local installation” section. Under there, click “UPGRADE”.

Before the upgrade starts, a prompt appears titled “App Installation notes”. This is nothing to be concerned about. So check the checkbox “Do not show this message again”. Then click “CONTINUE”.

Next an upgrade confirmation page appears. To accept the confirmation, click “UPGRADE” on the far right-hand side of the confirmation page.

This launches the upgrade process, which requires no manual intervention. When the upgrade completes, the ownCloud app page will be visible again, but without the “UPGRADE” button. Now, login to ownCloud by clicking the “OPEN” button, on the far right-hand side of the page.

### Uninstall the Existing Version and Install the New Version (for 9.1 users)

Open your ownCloud X Appliance and go to the “System and Domain Settings” dashboard. Then, after logging in, click “Installed Applications”, and then click ownCloud.

This takes you to the ownCloud app settings page. From there, begin uninstalling ownCloud by clicking “UNINSTALL” under “Manage local installations”

This takes you to an uninstall confirmation page. On that page, click UNINSTALL on the lower left-hand side of the page.

, responding to the required confirmations, until the process is finished. Then, click on “Close” in the upper right corner.

Note

Your data and users will remain.

Following that, go to “Software - Appcenter”, and search for “ownCloud”. At the moment, two matching results will be returned. Pick the one that does not contain a version number.

To confirm the version number, scroll to the bottom of the page, and in the More information section, look for the version string, next to Installed version, as in the screenshot below.

If it is the right version, click “INSTALL”. Then the License Agreement is displayed. If you agree to it, click “ACCEPT LICENSE”. This will display an installation confirmation screen. To confirm the installation, click “INSTALL”.

The installation will then be carried out. When it is finished, you will have the latest version of ownCloud installed.

Note

Your data and users will persist.

## Use the Command Line

As with the Univention Management Console, there are two paths to upgrade an existing ownCloud installation from the command line:

- Upgrading From Version 10.0.1 to 10.0.3
- Upgrading From Versions Prior to 10.0

### Upgrading From Version 10.0.1 to 10.0.3

Upgrading from the command line is also available. To do so, login to your ownCloud X Appliance, either via ssh or directly on the server. Once logged in, check if there is an upgrade available. There are two ways to do this.

The first option is by running the `univention-app list` command. This command lists the available versions of ownCloud, along with the installed version. For example, the example below shows that four versions of ownCloud are available (in ascending order of version), and that version `10.0.1-20170523` is installed.

    root@ucs-9446:~# univention-app list owncloud
    owncloud
      Name: ownCloud
      Versions:
        10.0.1-20170523
          Installed: ucs-9446.setts.intranet
        10.0.1-copy
        10.0.1-testing
        10.0.3-20170918

The second way is by running the command `univention-app info`. This command lists information about the current state of the App Center itself. However, it also lists the currently installed version of ownCloud, along with if it’s upgradable.

    root@ucs-9446:~# univention-app info
    UCS: 4.2-1 errata165
    App Center compatibility: 4
    Installed: 4.1/owncloud=10.0.1-20170523
    Upgradable: owncloud

If an upgrade is available, you then need to run the `univention-app upgrade`, as in the example below.

    univention-app upgrade owncloud

This command takes some time to complete, primarily based on the appliance’s network connection speed. However, it should not take more than a few minutes.

After the upgrade has completed (if it was successful) as a sanity check, run `univention-app info`, to confirm the currently installed version of ownCloud. As in the example below, you should see that the installed version is now higher than before, and that ownCloud is no longer upgradable.

    root@ucs-9446:~# univention-app info
    UCS: 4.2-1 errata165
    App Center compatibility: 4
    Installed: 4.1/owncloud=10.0.3-20170918
    Upgradable:

You can also run `univention-app list owncloud` again, as below, to ensure that the latest version has been installed.

    owncloud
      Name: ownCloud
      Versions:
        10.0.1-20170523
        10.0.1-copy
        10.0.1-testing
        10.0.3-20170918
          Installed: ucs-9446.setts.intranet

Finally, update the apps on the appliance, by running `univention-app update`. After the upgrade completes, you can then login to ownCloud just as you usually would.

### Upgrading From Versions Prior to 10.0

If you’re running a version of ownCloud prior to 10.0, the above in-place upgrade doesn’t work. This is because the earlier versions of ownCloud are installed with a different application to the 10.x version. More specifically, the versions of the ownCloud app, prior to 10, have a version suffix in the name. For example the ownCloud 8.2 app is named `owncloud82`.

Given that, you first have to uninstall the existing version and then install the 10.x version. To do so, run the following commands:

    # Assumes that owncloud82 is the currently installed version
    univention-app remove owncloud82
    univention-app update
    univention-app install owncloud

And after the upgrade and updates are completed, you can then login to ownCloud and verify the upgrade.

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