



Your OneDrive folder should now be in your home folder /home/user/OneDrive.After logging in Accept any permissions it requests and save any preferences.Click Connect to and you should be able to sign into your Microsoft account or OneDrive account.Right after installation, a window should appear showing OneDrive preferences.If the command in 4 says it requires some dependencies, run sudo apt-get install -f to fix them and it will finish setting up OneDrive after installing the dependencies or you can run #4 again to make sure it gets installed.cd onedrive-d to go into the directory you just downloaded.If you dont have git installed, run sudo apt-get install git to install it and then run the last command in 1.I just found a link with instructions on how to get OneDrive installed on Ubuntu. I re-launched a fresh onedrive and it is still sync'ing up (downloading) my data. Not sure if this is caused by running another onedrive instance while it was already busying sync'ing up the data. The reason I said I had a partial success is because the onedrive crashed with following database is locked Here is what I got,ĥ.You will see $HOME/OneDrive folder been created with OneDrive content. At the end, you get an empty web page.Ĥ.copy the URL and paste it as the response to onedrive command. Please look on to this onedriveĬould not initialize the OneDrive just gone through the following exercise, and OneDrive is partially working for me.ģ.copy and paste the given URL to any browser, then, following the regular Microsft OneDrive procedure. Recently I've installed OneDrive in my PC (Ubuntu 17.04)īut I'm not able to configure or not able to sign in OneDrive through the terminal.Īctually I've strucked here.
