box-linux-sync - A naive Box.com Linux Client
An unofficial attempt to create a Linux synchronization client because Box.com does not provide one.
This software is alpha quality and you should keep away from it if you are sane enough. Unless you want to test and improve it, then you're more than welcome to try it.
File synchronization is currently done using the WebDAV interface provided by Box.com. There is also a Python API available but I haven't started to mess with it.
- Python 2.7 and up (may work on earlier versions, haven't tested).
- Davfs2. To install it use:
- Debian, Ubuntu:
apt-get install davfs2
- Red Hat, SuSE, Fedora:
yum install davfs2
- Gentoo:
emerge davfs2
- ArchLinux:
pacman -S davfs2
- Debian, Ubuntu:
$ cd ~/path/of/your/choice
$ git clone git://github.com/noiselabs/box-linux-sync.git
Installation via Pip is not currently available. Let's wait for a proper release, OK?.
$ cd ~/path/to/box-linux-sync/bin
$ ./box-sync check && ./box-sync setup
$ vim ~/.noiselabs/box/box-sync.cfg
; box-sync.cfg
[main]
; Path to your Box sync dir. Use a relative path to place this dir
; inside $HOME or an absolute path. Default: Box
box_dir = Box
; Wether to use a WebDAV filesystem to synchronize your local and
; remote files. Default: true
use_davfs = true
$ ./box-sync start
$ ./box-sync stop
This just removes box-sync
configuration files and the repository, not your personal Box.com files (unless you have configured the box_sync
dir to be inside ~/.noiselabs
).
$ ./box-sync uninstall
$ rm ~/path/to/box-linux-sync
This application is licensed under the LGPLv3 License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Vítor Brandão - [email protected] ~ twitter.com/noiselabs ~ blog.noiselabs.org
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.