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+ | ====== Offline Sync GoogleDrive in Linux ====== | ||
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+ | Part of [[engineering: | ||
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+ | * Install rclone and rclone-browser (GUI for rclone) | ||
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+ | sudo apt install rclone -y && sudo apt install rclone-browser -y | ||
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+ | </ | ||
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+ | * Start rclone-browser | ||
+ | * Under " | ||
+ | * Create a new config - n - and follow the instructions along | ||
+ | * You will need a Google OAuth2 key to have a ClientID and a Secret | ||
+ | * Mount the drive inside rclone-browser - Under " | ||
+ | * Click " | ||
+ | * Mode: Sync - Delete after transfering | ||
+ | * Task Description - give a logical name for the task | ||
+ | * Save Task and Run it | ||
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+ | If you want to have it run on a timer, use cronjob / anacron. You can find the command to run the rclone task under " | ||
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