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User Test Instructions
Syncd is a program to sync folders between different places based on rules. For instance, you may have a rule to connect a local Documents folder with a Docs folder in Dropbox. This works much like the official Dropbox or Google Drive clients.
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First, open a file manager to home and create a folder called
usertest
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Now, in a terminal, run the following commands:
syncd-add -h syncd-add file://$HOME/usertest dropbox:///usertest syncd
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You should get a browser prompt for access; allow it. You will at this point get an authentication string; copy-paste it into the terminal window and hit .
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Now open the
usertest
directory in your home folder. Try to create a folder, then make a text file in that folder (names don't matter). -
Open Dropbox in a new tab
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Open the
usertest
folder in Dropbox -
At this point you should see the subfolder you added, and its contents
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Try uploading a file through Dropbox's web interface to this folder
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Switch to the file manager; your uploaded file should show up in the local folder
Feel free to play around with the files to watch the synchronization taking place.
#####NOTE!
Some features are not working yet, so don't worry too much if something doesn't work.