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To show the logs after starting a job or show log of existing job. To set default time, use gsync local_folder -t default=4, it will stored in your default config. The amount of time that sync will wait before checking new files in the local folder given to sync job.Į.g: gsync -t 4 local_folder, here 4 is the wait time. This will stop all the background jobs running. This flag can also be used to kill all the jobs,Į.g: gsync -k all. You can also using it with multiple inputs with this flag. To kill multiple jobs, use this flag multiple times,Į.g: gsync -k pid1 -p pid2 -p pid3. Pid ( process id ) number can be used as an additional argument to kill a that specific job, gsync local_folder -d gdrive_folder -k, will kill that specific job. Kill background jobs, following are methods to do it:īy specifying local_folder and gdrive_folder,Į.g. You can also use it with multiple inputs by adding this flag. To show info of multiple jobs, use this flag multiple times,Į.g: gsync -i pid1 -p pid2 -p pid3. These are the methods to do it:īy specifying local folder and gdrive folder of an existing job,Į.g: gsync local_folder -d gdrive folder -i Specify a pid number, used for –jobs or –kill or –info flags, multiple usage allowed. Use -j/–jobs v/verbose to show additional information for jobs.Īdditional information includes: CPU usage & Memory usage and No. See all background jobs that were started and still running.

Specify gdrive folder name, if not specified then local folder name is used.

#GOOGLE DRIVE LOCAL FREE#

Read this section thoroughly to fully utilise the sync script, feel free to open an issue if any doubts regarding the usage. Note: Giving gdrive_folder is optional, if you don’t specify a name with -d/–directory flags, then it will upload in the root folder set by gupload command.Īlso, gdrive folder creation works in the same way as gupload command.ĭefault wait time: 3 secs ( amount of time to wait before checking new files ).ĭefault gupload arguments: None ( see -a/–arguments section below ). In the local folder, all the contents present or added in the future will be automatically uploaded. Here, folder_name is the local folder you want to sync and gdrive_folder is google drive folder name. This repo also provides an additional script ( sync.bash or sync.sh ) to utilise gupload for synchronisation jobs, i.e background jobs.

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