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mount gdrive via command line

how to mount google drive in an ubuntu vps via command line only?
the ocamlfuse tool requires a browser to get session ID.

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  • rclone does give you the URL to authorize with, so you could use that.

    If you want to avoid using a browser for the initial auth, I'm afraid there isn't a solution since all authentication to Google services works this way.

  • You can run rclone on your PC and copy the data from the config file.

  • @stevewatson301 said:
    rclone does give you the URL to authorize with, so you could use that.

    If you want to avoid using a browser for the initial auth, I'm afraid there isn't a solution since all authentication to Google services works this way.

    can rclone mount run as backend (daemon)?
    once session disconnected the mount will fail.

  • @frakass said:

    @stevewatson301 said:
    rclone does give you the URL to authorize with, so you could use that.

    If you want to avoid using a browser for the initial auth, I'm afraid there isn't a solution since all authentication to Google services works this way.

    can rclone mount run as backend (daemon)?
    once session disconnected the mount will fail.

    Yes add --daemon

  • use rclone and add --daemon

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