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I mount onedrive on linux pretty well with rclone. 1. Setup rclone with onedrive (you have to copy an oauth token iirc) 2. Run mount nohup rclone --vfs-c
by Topgamer7 6y ago
I mount onedrive on linux pretty well with rclone.
1. Setup rclone with onedrive (you have to copy an oauth token iirc)
2. Run mount
nohup rclone --vfs-cache-mode writes mount onedrive: ~/onedrive &
- mxuribe 6y agoI recall giving rclone a glance...but I thought it was more suited for a 1-way file send? (Like a sort of backup approach) So, does rclone work bi-directionally? In other words, if I add a file to my oneDrive via, say,mobile...as long as I setup rclone it will sync back to my laptop, and vice versa, etc.??
- adithyakk 6y agoRclone doesn't support bi directional sync. The only way to do this is to create two different folders and sync them seperately
- mxuribe 6y agoOk, yeah that was what I recalled too. Although that does not diminish the coolness of rclone, and I will have other use-cases that requires its use. I just need a bidirectional synch for my linux machines. Thanks!