[arm-allstar] gdrive utility is not installed

[Tony]

If you really want remote storage then "pacman -S rclone" can handle a 
very great many of them; please see https://rclone.org/ and "man rclone" 
for complete information.

"rclone config" will let one establish a configuration file to access a 
remote storage; I arbitrarily named mine "gdrive:" to access my Google 
Drive cloud storage. I have a directory called /root/gdrive, so to mount 
it only takes "rclone mount gdrive: /root/gdrive". This command can be 
placed above "exit 0" at the end of /etc/rc.local if one wants to 
automate it.

This makes the Google Drive cloud storage appear to be on the local 
filesystem, so that e.g. "ls -lRh /root/gdrive" has the expected results 
for the remote storage.

On 6/21/20 3:57 PM, "Nate Bargmann via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> Having finally gotten to a point where things seem to be working in my
> setup I was looking at the various scripts in /usr/local/sbin and see
> the scripts for Google Drive backup.  Having such an animal I found the
> HOWTO at the main site, but apparently it is in need of an update as the
> gdrive utility needed to obtain the key is not installed.
>
> A Web search shows it to be in the general Arch Linux AUR repository,
> but attempting to install it fails as it must not be included in the
> hamvoip repository:
>
> # pacman -Sy gdrive
> :: Synchronizing package databases...
>   hamvoip-RPi4B is up to date
>   core is up to date
>   extra is up to date
>   community is up to date
>   alarm is up to date
>   aur is up to date
>   hamvoip is up to date
> error: target not found: gdrive
>
> The AUR repository information is:
> https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gdrive/
>
> Are there plans to restore it or is another method required?
>
> 73, Nate
>