Where's the best place to host a managed ownCloud server?

Your basement.

>>55883778
The one and only correct answer. Otherwise you might as be using Google Drive or Dropbox.

>>55883553
Home server?

>>55883778
>>55883941
>>55885340
I don't want to manage server/os/updates myself.

Why would anyone want to suffer this?

>>55883553
stack

1TB for free.

>>55885778
I plugged a 2TB drive into a pi, set up BTsync, and every few weeks or so I ssh into it and run apt upgrade.

not much work bruv

>>55885846
And one wrong move and that SD card is going to corrupt and you'll lose your entire OS.

>>55885809
What is the site url

>>55885898
its a stock raspbian + btsync deamon. i'd have it setup in 5seconds flat.

>>55885898
make an image of the card after you have everything set up, if it dies then just copy the image to another card

Why the fuck are you thinking about ownCloud? It is dead. Move on.

>>55885778
i love managing my own server, be it local or a vps.

only way to have freedumbs, and you are an idiot if you think otherwise. just bend over if you dislike it

>>55885846
>I plugged a 2TB drive into a pi, set up BTsync
How much data do you store there and how fast it is?

Hey guise, I'm gonna buy a new laptop soon and am planning on using my old one as a home server, for tinkering, torrenting and storage. It's an old VAIO with 500GB HD.
Is there a good guide or tutorial for that? I already use linux exclusively, but I'm not that good of a /g/entooman.
Should I just install Debian or CentOS and login in that shit trought SSH? How should I make it secure? Is it too hard to have my own email server?
Sorry about possible grammar mistakes, I'm a huehuehuebr monkey.

>>55886417
>Is there a good guide or tutorial for that?
There are plenty. Just google them.

Email server is ticky, since other email providers won't trust you.

You said what you want to know, but didn't say what you already know. People can't help you advance, if they don't know where are you now.