Maximilian Stadlmeier

This seems to be an issue with the Drive API or an even lower layer. It might have something to do with the gigantic filename/path or the file itself. How...

Seems to be a duplicate of #29 . The app has been verified for two weeks now, but apparently the user cap has not been increased yet. I guess I'll...

@peepingThomist Hi, I haven't tried this out but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Just make sure to keep two versions of DriveSync and change **all** the relevant paths...

Hi, @cesarhndz , sorry for the late reply. Looks like there may be something wrong with your manifest file. Have you tried resetting drivesync with `rb drivesync.rb reset` ? This...

@SwiatLinuksa I see two warnings (not errors) here: One is coming from my code, the other from mime-types, one of the Google API's dependencies. The former will be fixed in...

Hi, DriveSync does generally output everything it does. If you're running DriveSync in the background through a cronjob, you can direct the output into any file you want with the...

The first sync should definitely be into a fresh, empty folder. As to the invalid requests: The error occurs while downloading a file, which is a very simple API request....

I would expect any malware filter to work on uploading files, not downloading them, but who knows... It would probably be helpful to know which file is causing the invalid...

This is a known issue. DriveSync works by comparing the list of files on both ends, so empty folders are in general ignored. I'd definitely like to change this in...

If you want to exclude folders your/drive/root/FolderA and your/drive/root/FolderB the correct syntax is `blacklist: ["FolderA/*","FolderB/*"]` For more information, see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glob_(programming)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glob_(programming)) I'm not sure what you mean with your second question...