Google Drive for ReadyNAS

[LiFers]

Heya Folk,

Is anyone working on a Google Drive Addon project for Intel and Arm ReadyNAS?

Is there an Addon Developer who could give me an estimate on the costs of building such an addon?

TIA
Dom

[mdgm]

No Google Drive for Linux = No possibility of an add-on at this time.

Once there is Google Drive for Linux then it's a possibility depending on the requirements of the software etc.

[LiFers]

Hmm I was writing a "that makes no sense" post when I realised Google Drive does not have an API suitable for 3rd party apps yet:
http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/04 ... s-for-now/

Ahh well, keep on waiting.

[KWheelerAZ]

I think we may be seeing some headway. Check this out y'all: https://www.insynchq.com/

More specifically, on this page there's a Linux version in Beta: https://www.insynchq.com/download

Clearly somebody's figured out how to use the Google Drive API's ...

Hope springs eternal.

[mdgm]

That might be some progress but it would be better if there is a Debian version of that client (though Ubuntu is based on Debian). Also can you enable/configure that client completely via CLI?

[bretth]

Insync is working on a NAS support and builds for ARM.
For updates goto: https://www.insynchq.com/linux

[davidlang42]

hey guys,

I felt this thread requires an update as there are now open source google drive clients for linux, here is a particularly good one: https://github.com/Grive/grive
It operates fully by CLI, so shouldnt be too hard to implement as a readynas add-on....

could someone:
a) do this for me (and everyone else here)
b) describe briefly how to MAKE an add-on so i can do it myself (I am a programmer, and my brother is an expert is bash scripts)

thanks!

[InTheShires]

hey guys,

I felt this thread requires an update as there are now open source google drive clients for linux, here is a particularly good one: https://github.com/Grive/grive
It operates fully by CLI, so shouldnt be too hard to implement as a readynas add-on....

could someone:
a) do this for me (and everyone else here)
b) describe briefly how to MAKE an add-on so i can do it myself (I am a programmer, and my brother is an expert is bash scripts)

thanks!

Basics should be found in here, things like Getting Started etc... viewforum.php?f=35

[Amien]

i really like to have an addon for this!

[ethanhunt202]

Could do with one for Google Music Manager too. Then life would be complete