How to view list of files in Google Drive?
When I list directory components of /run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=address using ls, it shows
1BzrSykm6X7BBm09yZ7Qcsj_5lL1dMtrN 1p55c8zr6M617qoFU8BopppxaLh0qJTd8
1eEWOjFJYcZNHj2elzQE7XoYnafUsUyGp 1pMlTX2iBAq7iYLN-zhhDtN32CyG4YlRB
1EklWWeRiyZdiWdIWtD6KZAtULZVSTa7C 1puzTh0qsXrSo0GagieSF2iME9drmBtki
1fbbsvQn4Wj_6tN2euKnOUK7IAu1hEJ3x 1RLdd0sHYWJUFEua1M2XuOw2O2GBEyw47
The file names are unintelligible, but I can copy these files.
Sorry for bad English!
ls gmail gvfs google-drive
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When I list directory components of /run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=address using ls, it shows
1BzrSykm6X7BBm09yZ7Qcsj_5lL1dMtrN 1p55c8zr6M617qoFU8BopppxaLh0qJTd8
1eEWOjFJYcZNHj2elzQE7XoYnafUsUyGp 1pMlTX2iBAq7iYLN-zhhDtN32CyG4YlRB
1EklWWeRiyZdiWdIWtD6KZAtULZVSTa7C 1puzTh0qsXrSo0GagieSF2iME9drmBtki
1fbbsvQn4Wj_6tN2euKnOUK7IAu1hEJ3x 1RLdd0sHYWJUFEua1M2XuOw2O2GBEyw47
The file names are unintelligible, but I can copy these files.
Sorry for bad English!
ls gmail gvfs google-drive
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When I list directory components of /run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=address using ls, it shows
1BzrSykm6X7BBm09yZ7Qcsj_5lL1dMtrN 1p55c8zr6M617qoFU8BopppxaLh0qJTd8
1eEWOjFJYcZNHj2elzQE7XoYnafUsUyGp 1pMlTX2iBAq7iYLN-zhhDtN32CyG4YlRB
1EklWWeRiyZdiWdIWtD6KZAtULZVSTa7C 1puzTh0qsXrSo0GagieSF2iME9drmBtki
1fbbsvQn4Wj_6tN2euKnOUK7IAu1hEJ3x 1RLdd0sHYWJUFEua1M2XuOw2O2GBEyw47
The file names are unintelligible, but I can copy these files.
Sorry for bad English!
ls gmail gvfs google-drive
edited Jan 20 at 14:55
thephoenix01
438515
asked Jan 20 at 11:09
TiTANTiTAN
11
When I list directory components of /run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=gmail.com,user=address using ls, it shows
1BzrSykm6X7BBm09yZ7Qcsj_5lL1dMtrN 1p55c8zr6M617qoFU8BopppxaLh0qJTd8
1eEWOjFJYcZNHj2elzQE7XoYnafUsUyGp 1pMlTX2iBAq7iYLN-zhhDtN32CyG4YlRB
1EklWWeRiyZdiWdIWtD6KZAtULZVSTa7C 1puzTh0qsXrSo0GagieSF2iME9drmBtki
1fbbsvQn4Wj_6tN2euKnOUK7IAu1hEJ3x 1RLdd0sHYWJUFEua1M2XuOw2O2GBEyw47
The file names are unintelligible, but I can copy these files.
Sorry for bad English!
ls gmail gvfs google-drive
ls gmail gvfs google-drive
edited Jan 20 at 14:55
thephoenix01
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asked Jan 20 at 11:09
TiTANTiTAN
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edited Jan 20 at 14:55
thephoenix01
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Try Open Drive client snap package (odrive-unofficial) on Ubuntu Software. It makes this easy because it's a GUI app. To install it from the terminal in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu type:
sudo snap install odrive-unofficial
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Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
– TiTAN
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Ok, you can download gdrive from https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive
Make sure you click gdrive-linux-x64 if you have 64 bit system, or otherwise gdrive-linux-386
With gdrive you can do query to your google drive and download/upload files from terminal.
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Try Open Drive client snap package (odrive-unofficial) on Ubuntu Software. It makes this easy because it's a GUI app. To install it from the terminal in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu type:
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Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
– TiTAN
Jan 20 at 13:39
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Try Open Drive client snap package (odrive-unofficial) on Ubuntu Software. It makes this easy because it's a GUI app. To install it from the terminal in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu type:
sudo snap install odrive-unofficial
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Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
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Try Open Drive client snap package (odrive-unofficial) on Ubuntu Software. It makes this easy because it's a GUI app. To install it from the terminal in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu type:
sudo snap install odrive-unofficial
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Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
– TiTAN
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Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
– TiTAN
Jan 20 at 13:39
Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
– TiTAN
Jan 20 at 13:39
Exactly the opposite. I want to be command line. It's easy to copy the file to the inside drive and download file .
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Jan 20 at 13:39
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Ok, you can download gdrive from https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive
Make sure you click gdrive-linux-x64 if you have 64 bit system, or otherwise gdrive-linux-386
With gdrive you can do query to your google drive and download/upload files from terminal.
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Ok, you can download gdrive from https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive
Make sure you click gdrive-linux-x64 if you have 64 bit system, or otherwise gdrive-linux-386
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Ok, you can download gdrive from https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive
Make sure you click gdrive-linux-x64 if you have 64 bit system, or otherwise gdrive-linux-386
With gdrive you can do query to your google drive and download/upload files from terminal.
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Ok, you can download gdrive from https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive
Make sure you click gdrive-linux-x64 if you have 64 bit system, or otherwise gdrive-linux-386
With gdrive you can do query to your google drive and download/upload files from terminal.
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