heyas, guys!
okay, i have the systemd odrive.service stuff set up, and it is running automatically on startup.
then i use the mount command to link my local /WORK directory with my remote /Work Remote directory.
and lastly, i used the sync - - recursive command to start downloading the files. allllll the files. :X (i was brave!)
then i restarted. the odrive service status is normal. the odrive status reports:
…
syncEnabled: True version: prod 1045
placeholderThreshold: neverDownload autoUnsyncThreshold: never
downloadThrottlingThreshold: unlimited uploadThrottlingThreshold: normal
autoTrashThreshold: never Mounts: 2
xlThreshold: never Backups: 0
Sync Requests: 0
Background Requests: 0
Uploads: 0
Downloads: 0
Trash: 0
Waiting: 0
Not Allowed: 0
which tells me sync is on (true), but it is not synching.
when i try to run the sync command again, it tells me
Unable to sync 3D. Either this file is not inside a valid odrive folder, or odrive is not initialized correctly (not logged in?)
“3D” is a directory under “WORK”, and it has started to be populated by my prior sync command. so i don’t know why it is complaining now? because 3D is now a real directory and not a cloudf file?
isActivated and hasSession are both reported as true, and my account id info is correct.
so where am i going wrong?
linux mint cinnamon starts
odrive.service starts
syncEnabled is true
i see that placeholderThreshold is set to neverDownload. do i want it set to alwaysDownload? i didn’t see how to set that in the config files (i do have premium, btw).
if i just need to be logged in… how do i log in?
and i set my config to allow the local and remote folder names to be mismatched. (since local is WORK and remote is Work Remote).
oh, and… the status report says i have 2 mounts. can i get odrive to tell me what it thinks they are? (i did set up 2.)
thanks, guys!