onedrive

folder synchronization with OneDrive
  https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive
  4
  13 reviews



OneDrive is the cloud storage system of Microsoft. This package provides the command line client specialising in synchronizing with OneDrive cloud storage.
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khunglarsen 1 month ago

works great, if your looking for the GUI for here is the link. https://itsfoss.com/onedriver

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delphox 2 months ago

Works well, though lack of any GUI is kind of annoying

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ivanovlk 3 months ago

Only one small problem with missing hash in the logs. But all in all works :)

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mintatron 4 months ago

Performs well for me. I only use OneDrive for work, so it helps with not having to use Windows or the OneDrive website.

5
dancer6 8 months ago

Took me a few to figure out how to copy the response uri after typing onedrive --synchronize, but once I cracked that nut everything went smoothly. With outstanding support for Microsoft cloud apps like this, why would I ever consider going back to Windows?

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t_anasto 2 years ago

Awesome app. Install , then open terminal and type "onedrive --synchronize". Use the link and type the output after you login. Done..

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lazarus-games 2 years ago

Not autorize me (error code 70000). Use OneDriver GUI tool instead, it works for me well. Just add ppa repository ppa:jstaf/onedriver for Linux Mint 20.x

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beitme 3 years ago

I couldn't successfully authorize the app, instead receiving error code 70000 (invalid_grant)

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Garitski 3 years ago

Personnaly, it doesn't work on my linux mint. I recommand this tutorial which perfectly works : https://www.fosslinux.com/8835/how-to-sync-microsoft-onedrive-with-linux.htm

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Nevga 4 years ago

Please be careful: There is a OneDrive-Client by skilion - this one obviously -, which is discontinued. If you're like me and don't use software no one has an eye on, I recommend a fork of this client by abraunegg (with the same name) which you can find via GitHub. If you want to check all of this, just search for skilion, abraunegg and onedrive. There's one small downside though: You'll have to compile the source code (choose the Ubuntu Version your Mint Version is based on, so Bionic for Mint 19). The instructions for compiling are great, you don't have to be an expert (if you can live with entering commands you don't fully understand, which is always a risk, but not in this case, IMHO). So 2 stars for skilion and 5 for abraunegg.

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AnotherHobbyist 4 years ago

EDIT: Thanks ingram and Celticjam - the author's instructions aren't intuitive! For anyone looking yo use this, you need to install, then type

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ingram 4 years ago

After installing the application you must run it at least once from the terminal to authorize it. You will be asked to open a specific link using your web browser where you will have to login into your Microsoft Account and give the application the permission to access your files. After giving the permission, you will be redirected to a blank page. Copy the URI of the blank page into the application. Works fine on Mint 19.3 Cinnamon

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Celticjam 4 years ago

AnotherHobbyist, Instructions are found on the vendor's website. Copy the code into terminal and you'll get referred to the sign in page of onedrive. Sign in then copy the url you get when you access ondrive in your browser and paste into terminal. It should start to sync. Mine is syncing now and all looks good. Not sure if I can schedule a sync or have it autosaved and sync. Will check when it finishes.