Now you can go back into the command prompt and copy the config token and paste into the rclone config setup.Īnswer no (n) to configure this as a shared Drive Now you need to allow access by clicking the Allow button. Now you need to open command prompt on your local computer and enter the rclone authorize command.Ī browser page will now open where you need to select the Google account you want to use. The next question should be answered n because we are working from a remote server. Scope that rclone should use when requesting access from drive, for this selection choose option 1.Įdit advanced config? Answer this question n The setup does not require a client_id/client_secret so you can leave these fields empty and skip but creating a client_id will improve rclone transfer speeds.Ī guide on creating these can be found in this line, Making your own client_idĬlick return to skip the next two questions this will leave the fields blank. Now you need to name the remote in this guide I used the name GdriveĪ list of cloud storage providers will appear with a number to the left you need to enter the number to the left of the cloud storage provider you want to use, we are going to be using Google Drive so we would enter 17. Typing “rclone config” without the quotes will bring up the rclone configuration wizard. You need to login through SSH to use Rclone this can be done through Putty(Windows) and Terminal (Mac and Linux) The authorization requires that you install Rclone on your local computer so follow this guide first, Install Rclone On Local Computer If you want to use Rclone you would need to install the SSH application follow this guide Installing SSH. Rclone is a command line (SSH) program to sync files and folders to and from the cloud storage providers listed below.Īlibaba Cloud (Aliyun) Object Storage System (OSS)Ĭhina Mobile Ecloud Elastic Object Storage (EOS)
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This article will show you how to use Rclone on your seedbox to download/upload to cloud storage providers, this article will focus on Google Drive.
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