onedrive-d

Steps 1, 2, and 5 need to be done manually. For steps 3 and 4, the script file install.sh will handle the work automatically. (1) Always uninstall older versions before installing newer ones. (2) Grab the source code. Or you can browse https://github.com/xybu/onedrive-d-old and download the ZIP file manually. Your local filesystem must store UTC timestamps, not local time. This is true for most Unix filesystems. onedrive-d requires Python3 intepreter. If Python version is older than 3.4, python3-pip is also required. Python3 intepreter must use Unicode mode (default for most Linux distro) otherwise its string datatype won’t work. The daemon package (daemonocle) has a Python dependency psutil, which requires system package python3-dev installed. If installation fails because of missing <Python.h>, check if python3-dev package is installed. Not all Linux distro ship this package by default. Pay extra attention to this if your desktop environment is MATE (i.e., if your distribute is Linux Mint or Ubuntu MATE, etc.). For GUI component to work, Python3 binding of GObject (python3-gi package for Debian/Ubuntu, pygobject3 for Fedora, python-gobject for Arch, and python3-gobject for OpenSUSE) is needed. [Refer to this article if you want to build PyGObject from source.](https://python-gtk-3-tutorial.readthedocs.org/en/latest/install.html). Another recommended package is inotify-tools (for most package managers), which contains command inotifywait. If this command is available on the system, the real-time file system monitoring thread will be enabled. Otherwise the synchronization is performed every certain amount of time (configurable). (5) Configure / start onedrive-d.
To run the source code directly without installing it to the system, do steps 1 to 3 in Installation section, and copy config files by. Now you can run the program by commands. Note that the commands above are no longer valid after installing the package to the system.