From 45e62ae245225c6acd06d880e039ccdb02064aab Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: langhaarschneider Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2021 11:47:14 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Changed username to user email adress After i searched 10 minutes why seaf-cli didn't sync i realized that unstead ot the in the webinterface bold printed username, the e-mail adress of the user is needed. Perhaps with this manual change someone else does not have to search so long. --- en/syncing_client/linux-cli.md | 12 ++++++------ 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/en/syncing_client/linux-cli.md b/en/syncing_client/linux-cli.md index 217397e..0ee4cbf 100644 --- a/en/syncing_client/linux-cli.md +++ b/en/syncing_client/linux-cli.md @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Download and sync a library from a server. * then ```sh -seaf-cli download -l "the id of the library" -s "the url + port of server" -d "the folder where the library folder will be downloaded" -u "username on server" [-p "password"] +seaf-cli download -l "the id of the library" -s "the url + port of server" -d "the folder where the library folder will be downloaded" -u "user e-mail adress on server" [-p "password"] seaf-cli status # check status of ongoing downloads # Name Status Progress # Apps downloading 9984/10367, 9216.1KB/s @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ The above command will create a **new folder** with the same name as the library You can also sync a library with an **existing folder** on the local computer. The existing files in the local folder will be merged with the files in the library. ```sh -seaf-cli sync -l "the id of the library" -s "the url + port of server" -d "the folder which the library will be synced with" -u "username on server" [-p "password"] +seaf-cli sync -l "the id of the library" -s "the url + port of server" -d "the folder which the library will be synced with" -u "user e-mail adress on server" [-p "password"] ``` @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ seaf-cli stop [-c ] Download and sync a library from seafile server. It will create a **new folder** with the same name as the library under the parent folder. The local folder will be automatically synced with the library. The `download-by-name` command works similarly, but can save you from finding the library ID. It only works when the library name is unique on the server. ``` -seaf-cli download -l -s -d -u [-p ] +seaf-cli download -l -s -d -u [-p ] ``` @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ seaf-cli download -l -s -d - Synchronize a library with an existing folder. The existing files in the local folder will be merged with the files in the library. ``` -seaf-cli sync -l -s -d -u [-p ] +seaf-cli sync -l -s -d -u [-p ] ``` @@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ seaf-cli desync -d Create a new library on server ``` -seaf-cli create [-h] -n library-name -t description [-e library-password] -s server -u username -p password +seaf-cli create [-h] -n library-name -t description [-e library-password] -s server -u user e-mail adress on server -p password ``` @@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ seaf-cli list [-c ] [--json] List information about accessible libraries on the server. The information includes library names and ID. ``` -seaf-cli list-remote -s -u [-p ] [-c ] [--json] +seaf-cli list-remote -s -u [-p ] [-c ] [--json] ```