Tuesday, 30 July 2019

Mounting OneDrive in Linux

In one of the posts about GNOME 3, I have mentioned that I had installed rclone app. I use it, to mount my OneDrive folder in my Linux home directory. After configuring OneDrive in rclone browser, I have configured the system to mount it, when I logged in. First, I had created a target directory in my home directory:
cd ~
mkdir OneDrive
Then, I have used systemd to create service which mounts my OneDrive folder. Command
systemctl --user edit OneDrive
creates service file in ~/.config/systemd/user/OneDrive.service and I have filled it with my gist:

Then I have enabled OneDrive service to run on login:
systemctl --user enable OneDrive
To run it immediately, You can issue the command:
systemctl --user start OneDrive

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