Print the checksum of a file, calculated using common, standard algorithms.
Traverse a directory recursively until no cloudf placeholders left. (This might only work on Windows. TODO try on Linux.)
An automated way of building the Waipu.tv PVR plugin for Kodi on a Raspberry Pi OSMC. By default it builds the addon for Kodi Leia, but another version can be specified as an argument too.
Helper script to alleviate the pain that this transmission issue causes: transmission/transmission#83
I found the original version of this script here. Thank you for TrententTye and Alexander Boersch for their excellent work!
In this repo I publish a slightly improved version of this script which adds:
- -narrowByClass,
- -narrowByFriendlyName,
- -force, making the default run asking for confirmation,
- and the ability to apply the optional filters for the non-destructive, listing runs as well.
Sync all your cloud files using odrive cli, instead of syncing them one-by-one. File syncing is parallelised (use the -JobCount parameter) and there's a progress bar too.
It uses expand_every_cloudf.py to expand every folder before it starts the syncing. This way the syncing can run once without missing any file.
Thank you for Daiyan Yingyu for publishing the original version of the script.
This script scans a directory on a phone and checks whether every file can be found in another directory or any of its subdirectories (recursively). If a file is missing, it gets copied over to a specified directory, which may or may not be the same as where the files are looked for. The script finishes with a summary of how many files were copied from how many it found.
To make it easy to call the script you can create a little config file. This way the only parameter you need to specify is your phone's "nickname". See cloud_sync_config.example.ps1.
This is handy if you have a local sync of your cloud drive and want to make sure every file is backed up before freeing up space on your device. The OneDrive android app has a feature that can remove the uploaded files, but for instance mega does not have it yet. I couldn't really find any other reliable way to know that all the files have been indeed uploaded.