Open arpadlukacs opened 7 years ago
If you don't daemonize the process then you can just hit ctrl+C when it's finished syncing.
Killing it is not the only reason to want the ability to query status. I like daemonizing the process so I don't have to monitor it constantly or remember to run it manually, but I'd very much like the ability to see if it's currently syncing, if it's gotten stuck on some file for some reason (weird permissions?), or if it's completely finished / idling.
I don't need a full-fledged web interface, but just having some way to query the current status would be very neat. I can always write a simple web interface myself, as long as the information is available in some way, shape or form?
Is there a log somewhere, that could be tail:ed?
We really miss an option to check pcloud's status.
Yes, we still do ;)
FYI I asked pcloud about the status of this console-client (because currently I can't use it on Linux) and they said:
Currently, we have no support for pCloudcc (console client) as we concentrate our resources on developing the pCloud Electron client.
I guess we have to wait more until they fix things here.
I wish the pcloud.fs would be mountable from fstab, it has so many advantages over separate utility.
After the daemon started is there any way to get the status? Eg to kill after everything has been synchronized (status = READY).
Or a switch would be enough that would automatically make pcloudcc exists when all is done.