Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

nice work funny all the best apps are in the open store ;) Wayne On Friday, 10 June 2016 10:39:45 BST, Daniel Wood wrote: A test build of Owncloud file sync for Ubuntu devices has been released on the OpenStore [1]. Feedback welcome through the telegram group [2]

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

On 15 April 2016 at 17:12, Bill Filler wrote: > Hey guys, this is great and thanks for the effort to get Owncloud sync > working! We've been thinking about how to do proper integration into Ubuntu > Touch to have it work out of the box using our current architecture

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync

i've read a few articles that indicate 'you won't even know it changed' however, i've not actually done the change (although I plan to based on the more freeness of it) it feels to me like a much better fit for the ubuntu project (nextcloud) w On 16-06-06 11:51 AM, Mark wrote: > I'd been

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync

I'd been meaning to ask whether the ownCloud / nextCloud thing was going to cause a problem? On 06/06/16 13:49, Wayne Ward wrote: Owncloud sync update Exciting times for ubuntu touch users wanting to sync data the easy way!!

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

I solved in this way: Copy link Open telegram Paste the link on a message Send message Click on the link sent Try it Su venerdì 27 maggio 2016 16:38:07 CEST, Wayne Ward ha scritto: Tried that didnt work :( Wayne n Friday, 27 May 2016 15:58:48 CEST, Mitchell

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Tried that didnt work :( Wayne n Friday, 27 May 2016 15:58:48 CEST, Mitchell Reese wrote: It's possible - you need to log into Telegram via the webbrowser first, then the link will let you join the group. Clunky, but works on Touch. M On Friday, 27 May 2016

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Hi Stefan, As far as I am aware you can't open telegram links on the ubuntu browser i'm afraid, you will need to use another browser. Thanks, Dan On 27 May 2016 at 10:16, Stefan Kamps wrote: > Hi Daniel, > > I would like help testing your app (I already use

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Hi Daniel, I would like help testing your app (I already use owncloud file sync using manual installation / configuration). However, I'm not able to join the Telegram group. When I click the link in Dekko, the browser opens and the page with the join button appears. When I click on the join

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi Filip, can't seem to get this working. In the logs I'm shown the sync starts, and finishes, but nothing is in between. No change on server or device. What owncloud server have you tested this with? Have tried now on 8.1 and 9.1. Have ssl enabled server side, and have tried both enabling and

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi Filip, great work with this script! Have been playing around with it, and can't seem to get it to work manually. Running: sh ~/bin/owncloud-sync.sh Gets the script to run, but it can't find the config files, darabases, etc. How do I run it manually? Thanks, Mitchell On Saturday, 9 April

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Me too. Except my VMWare manager runs under Windows and I need it to virtually power up and down my virtual servers. I might try to move to KVM if I can figure out how to export my servers from VMWare and import them. Second use is my son submitting work online for his college classes. Doing

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

I sync every 15 minutes. I sync from my Ubuntu laptop, Ubuntu netbook and Windows laptop I sync to a 9.0.1 ownCloud server hosted on my local LAN at home For my phone, I sync Documents, Music, Pictures, and Video to /UbuntuTouch/Music, /UbuntuTouch/Documents, ... on my server and on my laptops

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

I'm the same as bruce. except that I would never touch a Windows because it makes me feel dirty and old. On 16-04-22 06:22 AM, bruce wrote: > I sync every 15 minutes. > I sync from my Ubuntu laptop, Ubuntu netbook and Windows laptop > I sync to a 9.0.1 ownCloud server hosted on my local

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Forgot to mention - I also sync calendar and contacts every 15 minutes when connected to wifi. On 04/22/2016 09:22 AM, bruce wrote: I sync every 15 minutes. I sync from my Ubuntu laptop, Ubuntu netbook and Windows laptop I sync to a 9.0.1 ownCloud server hosted on my local LAN at home For my

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

W dniu 22.04.2016 o 10:29, Eran Benjamin pisze: > 1. I would like to instant sync my videos and photos folders, so once I > take a shot, it's sent. Both over Wifi and 3G (but i want to be able to > disable either in the settings, for example when abroad). I've been thinking about that for a while

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Be nice to have the option as ill have it syncing alll the time i have a data connection with 3 and get 8 gig which is available to me in UK and spain so have plenty of data in UK and spain were i travel so the ability to sync all the time would be great instant upload of picture from camera

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Am Freitag, 22. April 2016 08:51:15 CEST schrieb Daniel Wood : I would like to get an idea of how people use owncloud so I can try and cater for most use cases from the start. When do you sync? What do you sync? For example, from the phone I am mostly interested in

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

Hi Dan, great to see you working on this. I sync contacts (2 addressbooks), multiple calendars, photos, video, and a shared folder between devices. I also sync settings for various apps. I have the sync for files, caldav, and carddav setup as cron jobs via scripts once per hour, regardless of

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

On 22 April 2016 at 09:29, Eran Benjamin wrote: > > > On 22-04-16 08:51, Daniel Wood wrote: > > > I would like to get an idea of how people use owncloud so I can try and > cater for most use cases from the start. > > When do you sync? > What do you sync? > > Hi Dan, > I've

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

On 22-04-16 08:51, Daniel Wood wrote: I would like to get an idea of how people use owncloud so I can try and cater for most use cases from the start. When do you sync? What do you sync? Hi Dan, I've given it some thought. 1. I would like to instant sync my videos and photos folders, so

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

i sycn standard contacts and a calendar called wayneward this is so i can share is with my partner so she runs standard contacts and i added my calendar to her sync so we can share the calendar i have docs music photos and a notes directory which has htm files ownnote created as im looking at

[Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync - How do you eat yours?

I would like to get an idea of how people use owncloud so I can try and cater for most use cases from the start. When do you sync? What do you sync? For example, from the phone I am mostly interested in backing up Photos, downloads and documents. These don't need to be instant so I could sync at

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi Filip, I managed to get quite a bit done on the app. I have completed the following: 1. Basic QML app to enter owncloud details and select folders to sync. 2. C++ backend to install the upstart files and launch the sync daemon 3. C++ daemon complete with a filesystemwatcher that launches

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Nice work is there a click to test :) or we better waiting Wayne :) On Monday, 18 April 2016 17:54:41 BST, Filip Dorosz wrote: Hello there. I see you've made progress on this app. (Doing C++/Qt backend) I know some good plain C/C++ (no Qt unfortunately) so I

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

I noticed on the script it just syncs on wifi, is there a way to make it sync any condition, also on the gui be better to make the conracts and calendar sync any condition and also have a switch to enable sync on any condition. I have like 8 gig on my plan so just let it sync anytime. I think

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi Bill and everyone at Canonical, That is truly very good news! Thank you for putting this on the map. Are you creating any new launchpad bugs or projects for tracking this? Cheers, Mathijs On Fri, Apr 15, 2016 at 6:12 PM, Bill Filler wrote: > Hey guys, this is

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hey guys, this is great and thanks for the effort to get Owncloud sync working! We've been thinking about how to do proper integration into Ubuntu Touch to have it work out of the box using our current architecture and components in the system. Specifically for contact sync and calendar sync,

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

This is great news that a GUI is in the works! Thanks to all of you for the hard work on this one! I agree with Wayne (1) that this will advance things tremendously for the project. Once the day-to-day sync thing has a viable solution (which owncloud is) then a lot of new folks will be able to

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Thats awesome the gui looks great and just what the phone has needed since it was released! ive just switched to filips method of syncing with owncloud and it seems to be setup right then i realised its not doing my calendar and contacts but guess i could create a upstart file that till run the

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi Wayne, Once the standard setup works I will have a look at adding other options. I've included an adaptive page layout with a tablet view, just for you!! I should get some time to work in it this evening. So hopefully have something working before the weekend is over. Dan On Friday,

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

This is great ! Be good if you could tick box and input calendar name and contacts name and it does syncevolution at same time Wayne On Fri, 2016-04-15 at 11:10 +0100, Daniel Wood wrote: > Filip, > > I have started laying out a simple app to help configure the owncloud > sync.  > > this

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi, I had to add the option below to the ~bin/owncloud-sync.sh script in order for me to make it work (line 34): -u myusername@domain /opt/click.ubuntu.com/owncloud-client-cmd/current/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/bin/owncloudcmd -u username@domain "$5" "$PROTOCOL://$1:$4@$2/remote.php/webdav/$6"

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

On 15/04/2016 13:10, Daniel Wood wrote: > I have started laying out a simple app to help configure the owncloud sync. [...] Another option is to use the account plugin I wrote ages ago: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~danielholm/owncloud-app/trunk/files Once the account has been created, the

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Filip, I have started laying out a simple app to help configure the owncloud sync. this works by saving the settings to a setting file that the unconfined app should be able to read. This settings file would replace the oc.cfg and oc-files.cfg and be read into your script. it is a bit hacky

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hello Ad1. Of course I would, if only I had one... Click consist of these 1:1 binary packages pulled from Debian Sid armhf repository: libdbus-1-3 libicu55 libowncloudsync0 libpcre16-3 libqt5core5a libqt5dbus5 libqt5gui5 libqt5keychain0 libqt5network5 libqt5sql5-sqlite libqt5widgets5

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

I guess it should be: with creating .logs dir (thanks for pointing* it out) and installing* My grammar is quite poor these days ;) W dniu 15.04.2016 o 01:17, Filip Dorosz pisze: Thanks! I really appreciate that you all make use of my script & click. I updated readme on github with creating

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Thanks! I really appreciate that you all make use of my script & click. I updated readme on github with creating .logs dir (thanks for point it out) and how to install custom click package. Have a nice weekend! -- Filip Dorosz W dniu 14.04.2016 o 23:07, Bruce Griffis pisze: Hacky update

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

I had the same issues. I had to make the ~/.logs directory as well. And you are right on the directories as well. At first I thought owncloud-sync would be able to create them, but I had to have them on the server before I could sync them. Once those were done (and I pestered Filip for

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

I managed to get this working. I was having problem, I had to manually create ~/.logs and make sure the folders I wanted to copy to existed on the owncloud instance and it worked!! I manually ran ~/bin/owncloud-sync.sh s to debug. On Thursday, 14 April 2016 22:15:24 BST, Konrad Hofer

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hi Filip, could you add the instructions regarding package click installation on your github! You install click package as phablet user with command (without sudo!): pkcon install-local --allow-untrusted owncloud-client-cmd_2.1.1_armhf.click thanks konrad --

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hacky update added: syncevolution owncloud calendar syncevolution owncloud contacts to Filip's script owncloud-sync.sh directly under the line owncloud $OWNCLOUDUSER $OWNCLOUDSERVERDOMAIN $HTTPS $OWNCLOUDPASSWORD $LOCALPATH $REMOTEPATH rebooted phone to read in new script (probably

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Awesome ill look at using this method tomorrow switch it back to read only and do the same on the m10 when it arrives :) Wayne n Thursday, 14 April 2016 13:09:09 BST, Bruce Griffis wrote: Yes, upstart works in the click. I followed Filip's procedures on his Git

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Yes, upstart works in the click. I followed Filip's procedures on his Git site, and it just simply worked. I edited the oc.cfg for my userid, password and server. I edited the oc-files.cfg for the directories I wanted to sync: /home/phablet/Documents;UbuntuTouch/Documents

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

is the upstart working now in this click? or did you have to run commands to get the files ? in my cron i have specific calendars and contact and then i have specific folders on the SD card i sync  but has to be RW for me to write to cron. Wayne On Wed, 2016-04-13 at 22:38 -0400, Bruce Griffis

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

This worked beautifully! Thanks +Filip Dorosz. I just rebooted my phone (probably didn't have to) while watching my ownCloud server. My phone's pictures magically appeared on my server! Very cool. I have way too much music, videos and pictures on my laptop, so linked Music, Documents, Pictures,

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Putting this discussion back on the list (I need pay more attention when hitting reply!) Thanks On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 1:56 PM, Filip Dorosz wrote: > Hi. > > Why didn't you wrote directly on the list? > > Also you don't really need to clone but let's get to the

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Thanks for all your work on this, Filip! W On 16-04-08 09:26 AM, Filip Dorosz wrote: > Hello all. > > As you may know I've been working at getting owncloud file sync on > Ubuntu Touch using owncloud-client-cmd and some scripts. What I've > archived so far is working owncloudcmd client on the

[Ubuntu-phone] owncloud sync on the phone.

Hello all. As you may know I've been working at getting owncloud file sync on Ubuntu Touch using owncloud-client-cmd and some scripts. What I've archived so far is working owncloudcmd client on the phone, script for running that periodically and simple config files to adjust settings. I've

[Ubuntu-phone] Owncloud Sync Instructions

Hi folks, just published a blog post about syncing your calendar, contacts, and files with owncloud. I've been using this successfully for some time. This is NOT an official project, and does things with your system that might break it. I've created this purely for people who are happy hacking