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I just installed the OneDrive client in Linux Mint from OpenSuSE build service and couldn't find an option to synchronize "~/OneDrive" to a folder named "DesktopSync" in my OneDrive storage. My OneDrive storage keeps right now several "backup" folders from a NAS and I don't want to synchronize them, just a simple sync between my laptop (~/OneDrive folder) and a remote folder in OneDrive (/DesktopSync): (local) ~/OneDrive <---> (remote) /DesktopSync (which will keep a file sync between my OneDrive folder and the DesktopSync folder in the remote Service) Instead of: (local) ~/OneDrive <---> (remote) / (which will sync to my local computer all the folders in the root of the OneDrive service, including my NAS backup, Photo uploads, and some folders I don't want to be synced). I also checked if skip_dir allowed to specify remote folders but it looks it's meant for local folders (I would skipped all remote folders but for "/DesktopSync"). Is this possible with the current client? Thanks. |
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This is not directly possible with the client because of limitations of the OneDrive API. This is achievable however, but you need to look at how you structure your local folders.
This will give you:
This is the only way to achieve this sort of syncing to a specific folder. |
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This is not directly possible with the client because of limitations of the OneDrive API.
This is achievable however, but you need to look at how you structure your local folders.
/opt/OneDrive
. Configure the application 'sync_dir' to point to this location.~/OneDrive
->/opt/OneDrive/DesktopSync
This will give you:
~/OneDrive
will look / feel as per normal/DesktopSync
This is the only way to achieve this sort of syncing to a specific folder.