cloudmegasync
I'm using mega service (http://mega.co.nz).
I installed the sync client on my Ubuntu 14.10 and it works well.
But now I'm trying to configure a new account.
I did a purge to the mega sync pakckage :
sudo apt-get --purge remove megasync
and I deleted the associated folder.
But after the new install, mega detect my old mega account and it did'nt even create the folder!
I disconnected the old one but don't work!
Any help is welcome.
I do not think it is possible to open a FIFO over a network. Your LTSP client can create FIFO pipe to the cellphone, but it can't create the FIFO in the server.
I can't really come up with a easy solution. If it is possible, maybe you can dump the data on the client (if it is hdd-free, set up a ram-disk, or use one that LTSP client has created). And after that, import/export to evolution. This might be hard, or easy, depending on what flags you can send to this sync software. You will however, need some scripting to make it easy for your users.
Further reading:
For the people that don't know, MEGA is a Dropbox alternative, with 50GB of free storage, available for Mac, Windows and Linux, created by Kim Dotcom.
I have been using Mega for months now, and it has turned into my new default Cloud Storage Service.
Although some features are not present, such as, file previewer for Document files(.doc/.pdf/.txt). Image previewer works just fine.
Here are some features that are touted by Mega:
Secure:
Flexible:
Fast:
Generous:
All encryption is end-to-end. Data uploaded is encrypted on the uploading device before it is sent out to the Internet, and data downloaded is decrypted only after it has arrived on the downloading device. The client machines are responsible for generating, exchanging and managing the encryption keys. No usable encryption keys ever leave the client computers (with the exception of RSA public keys). - MEGA from MEGA - Help - Security
Download the Mega Sync Client for Linux. Open the terminal in the directory you downloaded the deb file, then Copy/Paste the following code: sudo dpkg -i megasync-xUbuntu_14.04_amd64.deb. After that start mega from the Dash, from there one it will start up at login.
Note:
The deb file also adds a ppa in your sources list. Meaning future updates, you will get via your Software Updater.
For the people that don't trust any type of PPA, but still want mega, I uploaded the binary: megasync-gui to virustotal.
Mega sync will start automatically: In the unity panel you will see a MEGA icon which gives you multiple options to choose from.
For any help with Mega, see there Mega Sync Client help page.
Source:
Excerpt from:
which I am the author of.
Best Answer
You have in your home directory a megasync configuration
~/.local/share/data/Mega Limited. Configurations in your home directory are not deleted by simply uninstalling a package.Remove this folder with:
For the future use
purgeinstead ofremovewhen you want config files to be gone as well.