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Microsoft OneDrive client on Linux.
http://xybu.me/projects/onedrive-d/
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Problem for starting onedrive-pred and onedrive-d on raspbian #145

Closed yann120 closed 9 years ago

yann120 commented 9 years ago

Hi, I have just installed the last version of onedrive-d on my rasoberry but I have an error when I start onedrive-pref or onedrive-d : I have an error : CRITICAL : MainThread: onedrive-d may not be installed properly. Exit. I think that I have done everything what it is written in the readme. Thanks a lot, Yann

xybu commented 9 years ago

Di you run onedrive-pref to set up the program?

Sincerely, Xiangyu Bu

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From: yann120mailto:notifications@github.com Sent: ‎3/‎21/‎2015 1:32 PM To: xybu/onedrive-dmailto:onedrive-d@noreply.github.com Subject: [onedrive-d] Problem for starting onedrive-pred and onedrive-d on raspbian (#145)

Hi, I have just installed the last version of onedrive-d on my rasoberry but I have an error when I start onedrive-pref or onedrive-d : I have an error : CRITICAL : MainThread: onedrive-d may not be installed properly. Exit. I think that I have done everything what it is written in the readme. Thanks a lot, Yann

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/xybu/onedrive-d/issues/145

yann120 commented 9 years ago

yes but when I start onedrive-pref I have the error message. Thanks :)

xybu commented 9 years ago

It means the path ~/.onedrive with that is supposed to be there does not exist. Check README.md installation step 4.

yann120 commented 9 years ago

I understand my error : I didn't right the point before "onedrive" and that change everything! :) It works great now! Thanks for your amazing work xybu! You are the best :D

wlorin commented 9 years ago

Hi,

I installed onedrive-d on debian and have this exact same issue. I used the install.sh to set it up and the folder ~/.onedrive does exist (and contains a ignore_v2.ini file). I'm running onedrive-d as root.

I don't get how the TE solved his issue - any hints?

vk5ztv commented 9 years ago

I think you have to run onedrive-d as the user in whose home directory ~/.onedrive exists. If you run it as root it should be looking for for /root/.onedrive, not ~/.onedrive. At least, that is my understanding (the dev may correct me).