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The purpose of this project is to provide an independent open source implementation of Google Drive client for GNU/Linux. It uses the [https://developers.google.com/drive/v2/reference/ Google Document List Drive REST API ] to talk to the servers in GoogleDrive service. The code is written in standard C++.

Grive2 is the fork of the original abandoned «Grive» (https://github.com/Grive/grive) with added support for the new Drive REST API (original version was using the «Document List API» which is now shut down) and some new features, for example , partial sync.

* Grive Grive2 can do two-side synchronization between the Google Drive and local directory: it can download and upload changed files, create new directories, and move deleted files to trash.* Dry run: you can see what actions Grive Grive2 wants to perform with your files without really performing them (--dry-run option).* You can select Sync a single subdirectory to sync with '-s subdir' option and you can exclude .* Ignore/select some files from sync with '--ignore <regexp>' optionvia . <regexp> has [http://perldocgriveignore.perl.org* Limit upload/perlredownload speed.html perl regexp syntax] and * There is matched against local path inside synced root directorya contributed inotify wrapper script for continuous sync.

; Multiple folders/files with the same name: Current Grive Grive2 behaviour is undefined with such files.

The following are instructions for compiling from the very latest «master branch» source and running `grive ` in Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint.

Then you You need to get the dependency libraries along with their development (-dev or -devel) packages:* [http://lloyd.github.io/yajl/ yajl]2.x

* Boost (filesystem, program_options and , regex, unit_test_framework and system)

<tt>sudo apt-get install git cmake build-essential libgcrypt11-dev libyajl-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-program-options-dev libboost-regexall-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libexpat1-dev libcppunit-dev binutils-devpkg-config zlib1g-dev</tt> FreeBSD: <tt>pkg install git cmake boost-libs yajl libgcrypt pkgconf cppunit libbfd</tt> === Build debian package === Source repository already contains debian packaging scripts. So, to build the debian package, install <tt>dpkg-dev</tt> and run <tt>dpkg-buildpackage -j4</tt> in the source directory. *.deb package will be generated in the parent directory.

First, * Either checkout the master branchwith git: <tt>git clone https://github.com/vitalif/grive2</tt> or * Or [https://github.com/vitalif/grive2/archive/master.zip download it in a ZIP archive] and unpack it in to some directory.

Note that there can be a delay in updating the tarball archive (tar.gz ZIP button on upper bottom right) at [http://grive.github.com/grive/ http://grive.github.comvitalif/grivegrive2/], and it may not have the very latest. Pulling from git ensures the very latest.

Since grive is still "beta" «beta» or "alpha", so «alpha» you should better keep a backup copy of your google directory.

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-p arg | --path arg | Path Root directory to sync-s arg | --dir arg | Subdirectory Single subdirectory to sync(remembered for next runs)

| --log-xml http arg | Log more all HTTP responses as XML in this file for debugging.

| --ignore arg | Ignore Perl RegExp to ignore files (matched against relative paths of which match this Perl RegExp, remembered for next runs).