Make a third party tools page

[ncw]

To link things which work with rclone

Eg

• https://github.com/rhummelmose/rclonesyncservice

Any suggestions should have a desired link text and a link.

See also forum thread

[ncw]

@hashbackup do you want to put hashbackup here?

[hashbackup]

Sure, thanks

[ajkis]

Need to check with dokany (fuse windows) I see something is being done with rclone dokan-dev/dokany#406

[ncw]

@hashbackup - can you do me a link + link text for the page please?

[brandur]

https://github.com/brandur/rhttpserve

A tiny HTTP server that can serve files out of any rclone remote. Includes a command line utility to generate time expiring Ed25519-based signed URLs (similar to a signed S3 URL) that will be verified by the server before it agrees to send a file.

This one is sort of "meware" in that it's largely created to be personally useful, but could potentially be interesting to someone else.

[ncw]

@brandur nice one :-)

[hashbackup]

http://www.hashbackup.com

HashBackup is an efficient multi-threaded command-line backup system for Linux, FreeBSD, and OSX. Features: multiple versions of files, file retention, combining small files into larger arc files, splitting huge files, variable-block dedup, local encryption, mountable backups (fuse), backup verification, and support for many "dumb" storage systems such as S3, Google, ftp, rsync, ssh, etc. Rclone is supported as a transport protocol for storage systems not natively supported by HashBackup.

Thanks Nick!

[mmozeiko]

I've made simple cross-platform GUI for rclone: https://mmozeiko.github.io/RcloneBrowser/
Works on Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux.

[ncw]

@mmozeiko

I've made simple cross-platform GUI for rclone: https://mmozeiko.github.io/RcloneBrowser/
Works on Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux.

That looks amazing! I'll certainly put that on the page.

It would be interesting to know if there are things you'd like rclone to do to make your life easier.

[mmozeiko]

I think almost everything is pretty good already now.

There are few minor things that could be better:

• show full file name for upload progress, currently rclone cuts characters from front if the total length is greater than 45 chars.
• somehow combining lsl and lsd commands in one. Currently I'm invoking both of them every time user goes into folder to get both files and folders.

[ncw]

I've put these in the wiki now: https://github.com/ncw/rclone/wiki/Third-Party-Integrations-with-rclone

And the wiki will link from the main website shortly.

Please update your entries as you wish!

BTW @mmozeiko I recently made the lsjson command for integration purposes - you should find it works much better than ls and lsd.

[mmozeiko]

Hmm, is json format best for this? Currently I'm reading ls and lsd output line-by-line. As soon as rclone produces new line, I'm reading, parsing and processing it. For json most likely I'll need to parse whole output before starting to process (which means UI will block, or I'll need to move reading to separate thread). Or I'll need to write some hacky incremental parser... which I would prefer not to do.

[ncw]

@mmozeiko I designed the output format so you can either read it in one gulp, or read it line by line. Eg

$ tree /tmp/ls
/tmp/ls
├── directory
│   └── file3.txt
├── file1.txt
└── file2.txt

1 directory, 3 files

$ rclone lsjson /tmp/ls
[
{"Path":"directory","Name":"directory","Size":-1,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:28.271497613+01:00","IsDir":true},
{"Path":"file1.txt","Name":"file1.txt","Size":9,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:01.43147201+01:00","IsDir":false},
{"Path":"file2.txt","Name":"file2.txt","Size":9,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:03.991474451+01:00","IsDir":false}
]

$ rclone lsjson -R /tmp/ls
[
{"Path":"directory","Name":"directory","Size":-1,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:28.271497613+01:00","IsDir":true},
{"Path":"file1.txt","Name":"file1.txt","Size":9,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:01.43147201+01:00","IsDir":false},
{"Path":"file2.txt","Name":"file2.txt","Size":9,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:03.991474451+01:00","IsDir":false},
{"Path":"directory/file3.txt","Name":"file3.txt","Size":9,"ModTime":"2017-07-10T11:04:28.271497613+01:00","IsDir":false}
]

So if you want to parse it line by line, ignore lines with only [ and ] and strip any trailng commas of lines to get a valid JSON object.

[mmozeiko]

Oh, this is nice. I'll definitely check it out. Thanks!

[caspertone2003]

@ncw

I've put these in the wiki now: https://github.com/ncw/rclone/wiki/Third-Party-Integrations-with-rclone

Perhaps you could update the page to point to a new incarnation of the repo, just put up to date...

see

https://github.com/kapitainsky/RcloneBrowser/releases

[ncw]

@ncw

I've put these in the wiki now: https://github.com/ncw/rclone/wiki/Third-Party-Integrations-with-rclone

Perhaps you could update the page to point to a new incarnation of the repo, just put up to date...

see

https://github.com/kapitainsky/RcloneBrowser/releases

Well you can do that - it is a wiki :-)

[caspertone2003]

Done