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Onedrive Personal CloudSync?
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Is it related to this? It's a link to specific message in the chain dealing with Onedrive.
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Is there any possibility to go back to TrueNAS SCALE Bluefin. pool for Apps is no longer recognized in the Bluefin system
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correct, support is not available in Cobia.
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As in never or just at the moment?correct, support is not available in Cobia.
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Back to the blue i go i guess. This makes me sad! I did find this:
github.com/abraunegg/onedrive, even has a gui enhancement. But setting all this custom docker stuff up is beyond me. Thats why i went for scale in the first place, ease and piece of mind.
I just cant upgrade knowing that i paid money to upgrade my OneDrive plan, and now it will be useless, if i upgrade.... Hopefully someone can do something with that docker.
github.com/abraunegg/onedrive, even has a gui enhancement. But setting all this custom docker stuff up is beyond me. Thats why i went for scale in the first place, ease and piece of mind.
I just cant upgrade knowing that i paid money to upgrade my OneDrive plan, and now it will be useless, if i upgrade.... Hopefully someone can do something with that docker.
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I was using OneDrive Personal Sync too. I will try to find a container to replace this functionality
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I honestly do not know. Since I have to invest efforts I will rather work with containers to more or less make it "TrueNAS agnostic". I use rsync on other systems and I would like to maintain only one package. I will try this one https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive
Maybe you or another one can test it?
The GitHub Link is unfortunately not the resolution for me because i cant crypt on the fly :(
It should be possible to download rclone to a dataset specifically set up for this (to preserve the whole thing during updates) and script the backup itself via a cron task.
Code:
/mnt/Tank/rclone/rclone sync /mnt/Tank/dataset_to_backup remote:/path/to/remote/folder --create-empty-src-dirs --metadata
You'd have to set up the OneDrive endpoint manually, but this is so easy that even I have managed to do it... cd to the rclone dataset, type
Code:
./rclone config
and follow the instructions; full docs here: https://rclone.org/onedrive/
P.S.: I believe rclone will save its config file to /root/.config/rclone/rclone.conf - it won't survive a reboot or update; you'd have to keep an extra copy of this file and have it copied back to the above location during boot.
P.S.2: Even better, set an environment variable:
Code:
RCLONE_CONFIG=/mnt/Tank/rclone/rclone.conf
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@Cellobita thanks for the anwser....
This makes me happy when it works :)
I got an old config file because i used OMV with rclone before truenas scale and the Cloud Task and rclone config have the same path and crypt password so maybe it works and i dont need to upload all files again
So i dont need to replace the cfg after restart?
This makes me happy when it works :)
I got an old config file because i used OMV with rclone before truenas scale and the Cloud Task and rclone config have the same path and crypt password so maybe it works and i dont need to upload all files again
Can you explain it more ?
So i dont need to replace the cfg after restart?
I'm not quite sure where to set up working environment variables in TrueNAS, but I found out that you can specify the rclone.conf file location when issuing the command.@Cellobita thanks for the anwser....
This makes me happy when it works :)
I got an old config file because i used OMV with rclone before truenas scale and the Cloud Task and rclone config have the same path and crypt password so maybe it works and i dont need to upload all files again
Can you explain it more ?
So i dont need to replace the cfg after restart?
So, to set up rclone, use this:
Code:
/mnt/Tank/rclone/rclone config --config=/mnt/Tank/rclone/rclone.conf
Then the sync itself will work with this syntax (adjust as needed):
Code:
/mnt/Tank/rclone/rclone sync /mnt/Tank/dataset_to_backup remote:/path/to/remote/folder --config=/mnt/Tank/rclone/rclone.conf --create-empty-src-dirs --metadata
And, of course, replace /mnt/Tank/rclone with your own rclone dataset
This will make the whole thing self-contained, and reboot and upgrade-proof...
@Cellobita and this works with cobia?
One solution would be to make an "app" that uses an older distribution that has correct python modules and the old Onedrive sync module installed. Might be a community contribution. It wouldn't likely have a UI though, but, maybe not necessary. But it should be quite possible I would think.
I haven't tried yet but see no reason why it shouldn't - all you really need is the single rclone executable and its config file.
Because the Cloud Task use the rclone too and this is maybe the reason why it doesnt work
