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#1 2015-01-20 09:10:54

orschiro
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[Request] cloudsync

Hi there,

Is someone interested in packaging cloudsync?

Sync a local filesystem on linux, windows and osx incremental and encrypted with google drive simliar to rsync. You can also restore the encrypted data back to a local filesystem. It works as a complete backup solution for your private data.

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#2 2015-01-20 16:13:40

jasonwryan
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Re: [Request] cloudsync

Related: Tarsnap is in [community].


Arch + dwm   •   Mercurial repos  •   Surfraw

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#3 2015-01-25 15:46:00

TE
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Re: [Request] cloudsync

orschiro, this will basically be a pain... a quick review shows you'll need Maven to build it (no problem there), but looking inside their pom.xml (build file) you have some uphill battles for dependencies.

A) package bcprov has been marked out of date for half a year, cloudsync requires the newer version 1.51 (this provides bcpg-jdk15on / org.bouncycastle in pom.xml)

B) several deps do not have (or, i can't tell what they are if they exist) packages:

java-commons-csv
google-api-services-drive
google-api-client
google-api-client-gson
dropbox-core-sdk

Best of luck, it might be easier (for now) to just check out the code and build it all in your home directly, downloading all those dep jarballs...  PS: if you're in contact with that author you might mention he should enhance his README to include all the deps and build instructions, there are a lot of 3rd party libraries in use for this app. $0.02.

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#4 2015-01-26 16:31:13

orschiro
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Re: [Request] cloudsync

Best of luck, it might be easier (for now) to just check out the code and build it all in your home directly, downloading all those dep jarballs...

Thanks for your advice. I will take this as a starting point for using it for now.

f you're in contact with that author you might mention he should enhance his README to include all the deps and build instructions, there are a lot of 3rd party libraries in use for this app

I will report it back to the developer on his Github!

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