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Open Drive stuck on getting files info
Google Drive takes a very long time to open with GNOME Online Accounts
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As Google Drive using GNOME Online accounts takes a very long time to load my files, I installed the best free alternative I thought that was available, i.e. Open Drive using sudo snap install odrive-unofficial. However when I click on Synchronize on the GUI, it gets stuck on
Getting files info...
On running the app from terminal with the command odrive-unofficial it shows the following:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
/snap/odrive-unofficial/2/resources/app.asar/public
app started on port 16409
remote change false false
local change false false
Updating account info
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: false
Initial scan complete. Ready for changes
Saving account to db
Saved account!
Get home page
Number of accounts 1
GET / 302 6.670 ms - 62
GET /settings 304 10.868 ms - -
GET /javascript/preload.js 200 7.304 ms - 274
GET /javascript/tether.min.js 200 5.697 ms - 25021
GET /javascript/settings.js 200 5.448 ms - 1623
GET /javascript/jquery.min.js 200 5.995 ms - 86927
GET /stylesheets/styles.css 200 6.250 ms - 173172
GET /javascript/frontend.js 200 5.904 ms - 200952
GET /files/af7ae505a9eed503f8b8e6982036873e.woff2 200 1.043 ms - 77160
Saving account to db
Saved account!
syncing true
Updated syncing status
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: true
Files list done!
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Connection error received, waiting 2 seconds and retrying
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This process does not seem to stop. I do not know whether this process is recurring or making progress. Is there any way I can view the progress, or is there any other alternative? (My current Google Drive has 4.5GB of used storage space)
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As Google Drive using GNOME Online accounts takes a very long time to load my files, I installed the best free alternative I thought that was available, i.e. Open Drive using sudo snap install odrive-unofficial. However when I click on Synchronize on the GUI, it gets stuck on
Getting files info...
On running the app from terminal with the command odrive-unofficial it shows the following:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
/snap/odrive-unofficial/2/resources/app.asar/public
app started on port 16409
remote change false false
local change false false
Updating account info
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: false
Initial scan complete. Ready for changes
Saving account to db
Saved account!
Get home page
Number of accounts 1
GET / 302 6.670 ms - 62
GET /settings 304 10.868 ms - -
GET /javascript/preload.js 200 7.304 ms - 274
GET /javascript/tether.min.js 200 5.697 ms - 25021
GET /javascript/settings.js 200 5.448 ms - 1623
GET /javascript/jquery.min.js 200 5.995 ms - 86927
GET /stylesheets/styles.css 200 6.250 ms - 173172
GET /javascript/frontend.js 200 5.904 ms - 200952
GET /files/af7ae505a9eed503f8b8e6982036873e.woff2 200 1.043 ms - 77160
Saving account to db
Saved account!
syncing true
Updated syncing status
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: true
Files list done!
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Connection error received, waiting 2 seconds and retrying
Files list done!
Files list done!
Files list done!
This process does not seem to stop. I do not know whether this process is recurring or making progress. Is there any way I can view the progress, or is there any other alternative? (My current Google Drive has 4.5GB of used storage space)
open-drive
asked Apr 2 at 12:49
Kewal ShahKewal Shah
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add a comment |
As Google Drive using GNOME Online accounts takes a very long time to load my files, I installed the best free alternative I thought that was available, i.e. Open Drive using sudo snap install odrive-unofficial. However when I click on Synchronize on the GUI, it gets stuck on
Getting files info...
On running the app from terminal with the command odrive-unofficial it shows the following:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
/snap/odrive-unofficial/2/resources/app.asar/public
app started on port 16409
remote change false false
local change false false
Updating account info
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: false
Initial scan complete. Ready for changes
Saving account to db
Saved account!
Get home page
Number of accounts 1
GET / 302 6.670 ms - 62
GET /settings 304 10.868 ms - -
GET /javascript/preload.js 200 7.304 ms - 274
GET /javascript/tether.min.js 200 5.697 ms - 25021
GET /javascript/settings.js 200 5.448 ms - 1623
GET /javascript/jquery.min.js 200 5.995 ms - 86927
GET /stylesheets/styles.css 200 6.250 ms - 173172
GET /javascript/frontend.js 200 5.904 ms - 200952
GET /files/af7ae505a9eed503f8b8e6982036873e.woff2 200 1.043 ms - 77160
Saving account to db
Saved account!
syncing true
Updated syncing status
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: true
Files list done!
Files list done!
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Connection error received, waiting 2 seconds and retrying
Files list done!
Files list done!
Files list done!
This process does not seem to stop. I do not know whether this process is recurring or making progress. Is there any way I can view the progress, or is there any other alternative? (My current Google Drive has 4.5GB of used storage space)
open-drive
asked Apr 2 at 12:49
Kewal ShahKewal Shah
5391 gold badge5 silver badges23 bronze badges
As Google Drive using GNOME Online accounts takes a very long time to load my files, I installed the best free alternative I thought that was available, i.e. Open Drive using sudo snap install odrive-unofficial. However when I click on Synchronize on the GUI, it gets stuck on
Getting files info...
On running the app from terminal with the command odrive-unofficial it shows the following:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
/snap/odrive-unofficial/2/resources/app.asar/public
app started on port 16409
remote change false false
local change false false
Updating account info
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: false
Initial scan complete. Ready for changes
Saving account to db
Saved account!
Get home page
Number of accounts 1
GET / 302 6.670 ms - 62
GET /settings 304 10.868 ms - -
GET /javascript/preload.js 200 7.304 ms - 274
GET /javascript/tether.min.js 200 5.697 ms - 25021
GET /javascript/settings.js 200 5.448 ms - 1623
GET /javascript/jquery.min.js 200 5.995 ms - 86927
GET /stylesheets/styles.css 200 6.250 ms - 173172
GET /javascript/frontend.js 200 5.904 ms - 200952
GET /files/af7ae505a9eed503f8b8e6982036873e.woff2 200 1.043 ms - 77160
Saving account to db
Saved account!
syncing true
Updated syncing status
Updating tray icon, connected: true syncing: true
Files list done!
Files list done!
Files list done!
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Connection error received, waiting 2 seconds and retrying
Files list done!
Files list done!
Files list done!
This process does not seem to stop. I do not know whether this process is recurring or making progress. Is there any way I can view the progress, or is there any other alternative? (My current Google Drive has 4.5GB of used storage space)
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Though I can't speak directly, to your problem with Open Drive, I can offer an alternative for syncing files on Linux systems.
For syncing cloud services that don't supply a Linux syncing client, I recommend rclone. It is very well documented for a number of services, though I've only used it for Google Drive and Box. It doesn't offer a continuous synchronization option, but one could be constructed using crontab. There is no GUI, so that may be a drawback for your particular use-case.
answered Apr 2 at 16:27
KarlKarl
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Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
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Though I can't speak directly, to your problem with Open Drive, I can offer an alternative for syncing files on Linux systems.
For syncing cloud services that don't supply a Linux syncing client, I recommend rclone. It is very well documented for a number of services, though I've only used it for Google Drive and Box. It doesn't offer a continuous synchronization option, but one could be constructed using crontab. There is no GUI, so that may be a drawback for your particular use-case.
answered Apr 2 at 16:27
KarlKarl
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Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
add a comment |
Though I can't speak directly, to your problem with Open Drive, I can offer an alternative for syncing files on Linux systems.
For syncing cloud services that don't supply a Linux syncing client, I recommend rclone. It is very well documented for a number of services, though I've only used it for Google Drive and Box. It doesn't offer a continuous synchronization option, but one could be constructed using crontab. There is no GUI, so that may be a drawback for your particular use-case.
answered Apr 2 at 16:27
KarlKarl
216 bronze badges
Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
add a comment |
Though I can't speak directly, to your problem with Open Drive, I can offer an alternative for syncing files on Linux systems.
For syncing cloud services that don't supply a Linux syncing client, I recommend rclone. It is very well documented for a number of services, though I've only used it for Google Drive and Box. It doesn't offer a continuous synchronization option, but one could be constructed using crontab. There is no GUI, so that may be a drawback for your particular use-case.
answered Apr 2 at 16:27
KarlKarl
216 bronze badges
Though I can't speak directly, to your problem with Open Drive, I can offer an alternative for syncing files on Linux systems.
For syncing cloud services that don't supply a Linux syncing client, I recommend rclone. It is very well documented for a number of services, though I've only used it for Google Drive and Box. It doesn't offer a continuous synchronization option, but one could be constructed using crontab. There is no GUI, so that may be a drawback for your particular use-case.
answered Apr 2 at 16:27
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answered Apr 2 at 16:27
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answered Apr 2 at 16:27
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answered Apr 2 at 16:27
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Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
add a comment |
Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Lol, no GUI is a huge drawback in my case
– Kewal Shah
Apr 2 at 17:40
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
Unless you can identify that the behavior of Open Drive is a Ubuntu specific issue, I think this question would be better suited for the Issues Page on the Open Drive GitHub page. They will be better equipped to answer your question.
– Karl
Apr 2 at 22:42
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