I know that there a dedicated plug-ins for hooking OMV up to OneDrive or Amazon S3. But wouldn't it instead make more sense, to integrate rclone into the OMV GUI instead? You'd only have to maintain one plugin and at the same time provide access to so much more cloud storage providers.
rclone plugin instead of OneDrive/Amazon S3 plugin?
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- OMV 6.x
- TOMillr
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That would make sense. But keep in mind that the S3 plugin has (or had after Minio carved out that feature) a totally different: Provide the locale files via S3 and not to backup them to a S3 storage.
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wouldn't it instead make more sense, to integrate rclone into the OMV GUI instead?
last time I looked at rclone (been a few years), it had a bunch of things that were difficult to do in a plugin. Maybe it is better now.
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last time I looked at rclone (been a few years), it had a bunch of things that were difficult to do in a plugin. Maybe it is better now.
I had the same experience long time ago. Especially the initial authentication for some services is not trivial and requires manual actions from the user. But that's the same for the onedrive plugin. Some things can't get automated that well.
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I am just setting up a bunch of rclone deamons from the command line, each mounting a remote to a directory (which actually uses fusermount internally).
I think the main complexity of an extension would be to somehow mimick the initialization of a remote directory which works like an interview in Rclone.
For my specific use case, initializing a OneDrive remote which came for free with my O365 subscription, Rclone opens temporarily a webproxy to catch the auth data for Onedrive during the initialization process. I'd expect this would be difficult to implement in an extension as well.
Otherwise, Rclone is an extremely useful tool, especially the mounting of remote directories including caching
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Rclone is an extremely useful tool, especially the mounting of remote directories including caching
No doubts there. Just some apps don't always lend themselves to automation.
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Oh man, i was hoping that this discussion would have gone a different direction. I'm currently using rsnapshot and just having a small issue with stopping dockers.
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Why not open another thread? Or at least telling, what the issue is?
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Why not open another thread? Or at least telling, what the issue is?
mine is a simple
cmd_preexec docker stop $(docker ps -a -q) - "docker" is not \ executable or can't be found. Please use an absolute path.
I just need to find the answer to that.
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use the absolute path of docker as the preexec cmd
/usr/bin/docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
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use the absolute path of docker as the preexec cmd
/usr/bin/docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
Thank you I have been dealing with this for a few days now trying to find that docker location. I even did a find / docker and did not find it.
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You can find the location with which docker
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