You have limited disk quota in your home directory and it is slower than a local filesystem so we can help you with access to the local disk space on your workstation for this purpose. In some cases, your home directory is mounted from the central file server and we do not recommend using a directory within your home directory as the destination of the rclone sync.
If you want to use this feature on the Luddy Unified Linux systems, please submit a service request and we can create a local directory on your workstation for this purpose. See the documentation for rclone sync for more details. This allows you to keep local copies of files from a Drive folder on your local system and keep them in sync with the copies on Drive. One useful feature of rclone is the sync functionality which is similar to rsync. Rclone copy iudrive:somefile /some/path # Upload to the specified local directory # note the dot at the end of the command which copies somefile to the current directory (.) Rclone copy somefile iudrive:/some/path # Upload to the specified directory Rclone copy somefile iudrive: # Upload to the top level directory Here are a few helpful rclone command examples but see the rclone documentation (including the complete list of commands) for more information. If this is all working properly, then you should get a listing of everything you have in your IU Google Drive account. As a first test you can run " rclone ls iudrive:" to verify that things are working properly (replace iudrive: in this command with whatever name you used for the remote config). Once you have things set up, you can use rclone to do various file operations like listing files and uploading/downloading files.
#GOOGLE DRIVE DESKTOP LINUX VERIFICATION#
rclone will display a url that you can then copy/paste into a browser, select the proper google account, and then copy/paste the displayed verification code at the rclone config prompt
If you are running this on a remote server or other environment where a web browser can't be opened by rclone, say no to use auto config. If required, log into your Google at IU account. for your IU account) and then click Allow. If you are running this on a local linux workstation or laptop, answer yes to use auto config and this should open a window in a web browser where you an pick the google account to use (eg.Just hit enter (twice) to leave the Client Id and Secret blank.The remainder of this section uses iudrive as the name in the examples so if you select something different you will need to use whatever you chose. You should avoid using a remote name with spaces. Select the option for n) New remote and give the remote a descriptive name like " iudrive".Note that rclone is already installed on all of our unified Linux systems but it may need to be installed on other systems. See the Rclone Google Drive page for more information about setting up and using Rclone with Google Drive.
Rclone is a command line program used to sync files and directories to and from a variety of service providers, including Google Drive. Gdrive is now listed as no longer being actively maintained so details are not included here.
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