Hey everybody
Does anyone know if its possible to setup the nextcloud-syncclient as a (local) service, so that no user needs to interactively log into the windows machine?
thank you in advance!
Hey everybody
Does anyone know if its possible to setup the nextcloud-syncclient as a (local) service, so that no user needs to interactively log into the windows machine?
thank you in advance!
Not at the moment. There is feature request since quite some time now:
Hi,
maybe you can work around it with the Windows Task Sheduler. I think running the task with the option “Run wether user is logged on or not”.
actually this sounds interesting, didn’t even think about that at all.
I’ll give it a try as soon as I find a nice timeslot for that and come back with results
I am perhaps a little late here but it is working perfectly with the task manager, I was using a configuration for google drive and just modify it for nexcloud and don’t have any problem.
So I post the procedure here for the person who need it.
whoa, wasnt expecting any answers anymore - but somehow someone found a way to do it!
I’ll check this after easter and will come back to this topic again, thank you mate for your how-to!
Thanks for your response, It’s now working for me too on windows server 2012 & 2016.
Excelente!
Hi there,
it seems to work properly. But if I try later to add another folder to sync, the Client won’t accept this folder. I can set the mark in front off the folder name and press Apply after that.
The Window close itself and after reopening the folder name is unchecked.
Do you have a suggestion?
Greets
Did you stop the running task before editing the folders to sync?