Google Drive plugin

[the_shadow 0]

Hello ppl, im n00b… thers no google drive plugin? Or junt for premium versions?

 

thnkx

[GrimReaper 4739]

AFAIK it has been deprecated due to constant Google policy changes. I reckon rclone would be the way to go instead. 

Edited May 30, 2022 by GrimReaper

[the_shadow 0]

Rclone its a plugin?

[Luke 42077]

7 hours ago, the_shadow said:

Rclone its a plugin?

It is external software to allow you to mount Google drive as a drive on your system.

[gihayes 47]

Google Drive for windows does that automatically, right?

[Luke 42077]

1 hour ago, gihayes said:

Google Drive for windows does that automatically, right?

Yes.

[maxx 3]

Is there any chance we can add to emby players the google download function which uses oauth2 to download the file and not use rclone. I say this because for practical purposes it would only be to place the script that appears on the google drive api v3 page to download content with client secret

https://developers.google.com/drive/api/guides/manage-downloads

 

The limitation that rclone has, like the google app, is that they allow us to download to the server and from the server to the target user, there we have an unnecessary bottleneck and what we should do is that the client x requests the file directly from google and the server manages the users and whether or not they have access to the given library

[Luke 42077]

23 hours ago, maxx said:

Is there any chance we can add to emby players the google download function which uses oauth2 to download the file and not use rclone. I say this because for practical purposes it would only be to place the script that appears on the google drive api v3 page to download content with client secret

https://developers.google.com/drive/api/guides/manage-downloads

 

The limitation that rclone has, like the google app, is that they allow us to download to the server and from the server to the target user, there we have an unnecessary bottleneck and what we should do is that the client x requests the file directly from google and the server manages the users and whether or not they have access to the given library

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