Syncovery Support Forum

Maybe in a future version, yes. Got it. If it helps someone else, here is how I fixed this for now. I created the following BASH script and told my file explorer to open .url files with this script. #!/bin/bash grep -h -s --color=never '^URL=' "$@" | cut -d'=' -f2- | xargs sensible-browser &

It looks like Syncovery creates a drive URL instead of the appropriate Docs/Sheets URL. Is it possible to change that behavior? For example, it creates this: [InternetShortcut] URL=https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xvkhxAgHnFPZEJNOd5h2ThCqzjzj2mE7hPmZ1X8uUVY I'm hoping I can get it to create this: [I...

Okay, so I figured it out.

Syncovery is creating Windows style URL files but Linux does not understand them.

Is there a way to get it to create Linux URL files?

I was thinking of copying it as a .gdoc file like Google Drive app for Windows does.

I tried the create links option, but the file doesn't seem to be shortcut my computer understands. Let me try again.

What do you mean it won't skip a local png file? When you say it should skip those files, do you mean it would not download Google Doc files from Google Drive? Is there a way to make .lnk/.url files locally that point to the Google Drive file such that when I open them from KDE, they open my browser...

I'm doing a two way sync of files on my Linux box with my Google Drive.

I have Enable Document Conversion disabled but it still converts Google Doc files.

Hello, yes, the script is correct. However if the left and right sides are normal Windows paths, please use the backslash rather than slash. For example: LeftCompletePath + '\syncovery.exclude' Thanks. Yeah, I was testing it on my Linux machine. On my Windows machine I will use forward slash. Is th...

Got it. Thank you!

I trust all the devices on my trust VLAN. Only approved devices can get on it. So no need for login/pass on any apps running on them.

I should have clarified. I meant for the Syncovery Web GUI on port 8999. Even with the nossl parameter, it requires username and password. http://localhost:8999 does not require it but only works on the system that is running it. http://serverhost:8999 does require it. I want to disable it here. Is ...

Is it possible to disable username/password requirement from LAN connections?

If not, is it possible to disable username/password entirely?