I have been using rclone for 5 years now and I can only confirm that it
works flawlessly. Couple of remarks though:
- better transfer speeds can be achieved by using your own Google
Service Account key instead of the rclone's OAuth2 client_id that is
shared between all rclone users.
Go to https://console.developers.google.com/ to create your own
developper account credentials.
- despite the excellent multi-concurrency support in Go language in
which rclone is developed, Google is throttling back on the server side:
about 10 transactions a second if I remember correctly despite the fact
that Go can support millions of Goroutines at a very low memory cost.
Nothing much one can do about that.
Cheers and stay home!
Jean-Luc
Le 21/03/20 à 17:58, GianLuca Sarto a écrit :
Ok. I found a nice, clean workaround: maybe some Linux user could be
interested.
https://rclone.org/googlephotos/
Simple command line solution to sync a local folder with Google Photo.
You install it (I used the .deb), set it up with the token you receive
from Google, and it's done.
Basically, in DT I setup an export preset that saves to a specific
folder, that I want to be synced with Google.
If you have a basic knowledge of terminal, you will find it very easy.
-G
On 21/03/20 08:29, Jean-Luc Lacroix wrote:
Hi all,
I have developed a web application that synchronize our company
schedule with employee's personal (Goggle) agenda. I do confirm that
working with Google API is a nightmare. It's increasingly complex and
changes every year or two. So complex and time consuming that I
decided to pull the plug and search for another solution.
Take care of yourself and your loved ones.
... and stay home!
Cheers.
Jean-Luc
Le 20/03/20 à 23:28, Pascal Obry a écrit :
Le vendredi 20 mars 2020 à 17:18 -0400, Patrick Shanahan a écrit :
I believe the current situation is that google changes the api too
often
and the dev's are no longer interested. One may construct an lua
script
to provide access, ?maybe?.
It is far more complex than that. You'll need a Webserver and a key
registered to be able to use the latest Google API. So the issue is not
that we are not interested because it changes too often, the truth is
that Google is really playing with us and try very hard to ensure no
one use the API on 3rd party applications except for Android and paying
customers.
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