just don't have a empty ACD
And I was checking git and it says it has the allow_other option added, how do I use it?
rc.local ?
@yadayada rethoric question: do you trust Amazon Drive with your personal photos? :-) Do you thinkit is safe?
There is something that is starting to annoy me about ACD. When you want to share links, you can not get actual file links. Instead you have to go to the website and download it there "manually". However, I would like to use
wget to download some shared files. Any idea how it might be possible to do that (or any other way over the commandline)? Is this something that you think could possibly be integrated into acd_cli ? (I know it's not really the scope of this project, but it would be pretty nice to be able to do it.)
I think you'll need to dig deep into their code or use a JavaScript-capable webscraper to select your shared file and click it. The link that's generated then is actually a tempLink.
A webscraper could be added to acd_cli for support of shared links and actual node deletion, but I'm not too keen on adding this myself.
A webscraper could be added to acd_cli for support of shared links and actual node deletion, but I'm not too keen on adding this myself.
@yadayada thanks - I guess I won't get around actually selecting the file and clicking that link. I was hoping I could have just added
?dl=1 or something similar to the link. Dropbox for example then allows you to download the file with wget, but why make things easy for the user, right?
@txt8888 yes, - you generally don't want to overwrite local files (unless you can be sure that the remote copy is the most recent and up-to-date version of the file).
acd_cli does NOT keep track of file changes (as other cloud sync services do) for you. Therefore, you have to decide yourself if you want to force overwriting all local changes. It would be pretty poor design to automatically overwrite local files by default in my opinion. What if you locally changed your file? Any application will generally ask you if you really want to overwrite that file (or it will at least rename the downloaded file). I would not recommend syncing your git repository with a cloud service - maybe for backup purposes, but better use a service such as github or bitbucket (if you want private repositories).
Also is it acd_cli that have trouble now or AMazon? I get this error "This application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later."
this seems to line up
Also @Rudde what do you mean? HTTPS traffic has to be end to end
and I can still be interspeted with a http proxy I suppose acd_cli don't do certificate validation anyway.
From who?
the machine running acd_cli if you set HTTPS_PROXY, the host would not know its amazon traffic
http traffic wont go over the HTTPS_PROXY
The certificates are valid, there's no issue there
MIM*
that's not a concern