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On Tuesday, September 01, 2015 11:25:08 AM Mick wrote: |
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> On Friday 28 Aug 2015 12:55:37 you wrote: |
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> > Hi All, |
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> > Apparently OneDrive, the Microsoft cloud storage, is using the webdav |
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> > protocol. However, to effect authentication OneDrive uses redirection to |
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> > a |
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> > different URL, which breaks Linux connections to it. This page explains |
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> > someone's attempts using the previous MS offering of SkyDrive: |
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> > http://blog.lazut.in/2012/12/skydrive-webdav-access.html |
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> > I've tried the suggestions using both cadaver and dolphin. Both failed to |
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> > connect. I have not used net-fs/davfs2 to mount OneDrive, but I read in |
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> > the above link that davfs2 does not handle redirects either. |
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> > Would you know of some trick to allow me to access onedrive from Linux? |
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> > Read only access will do for the use case I have in mind, which is to |
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> > browse and download some files from a customer's shared folder. |
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> > PS. I've also found 'onedrive-d' a python script/program, which does not |
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> > seem to be available in portage, or any overlays. Do you know if there's |
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> > an ebuild somewhere for it? However, I think that this is for synch'ing a |
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> > local fs to OneDrive - something I am not necessarily interested in. |
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> What?! No-one on this list had to use OneDrive? I can't believe it. :p |
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Never used OneDrive and will also refuse to. |
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My customers tend to dislike putting data on publicly available systems :) |
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My experience with WebDav and products from MS is that they don't work |
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reliably anymore. |
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