Introduction

This is a docker container for syncing your OneDrive data, based on the OneDrive Free Client.

Setting up the application

Unfortunately, due to the requirement of authenticating with the OneDrive service via OAuth, the first run must be an interactive run.

Step 1

docker pull remyjette/onedrive

Step 2

docker run -it --restart on-failure --name onedrive
  -v /path/to/onedrive:/onedrive
  remyjette/onedrive

Note:

• Update /path/to/onedrive to your actual path where you would like to store your OneDrive files.
• --restart on-failure is to cause the container to restart if the sync times out due to poor network connectivity.

Step 3

1. The container will provide you with an authentication URI. Copy it and visit it in your browser.

2. Authenticate with your Microsoft Account.

3. After you accept the application, your browser will redirect to a blank page with the response URI in the address bar.

4. Copy the URI to the prompt and hit Enter

Step 4

You can keep the docker container running in the foreground.

-- or --

You can hit CTRL-C to stop it and then restart the container.

docker start onedrive

Additional options

Skipping file patterns

If you would like this container to skip any file patterns, set the SKIP_FILES environment variable. Patterns are case insensitive. * and ? wildcards characters are supported. Use | to separate multiple patterns. By default, the pattern is .*|~*, skipping all files that begin with a . or ~.

Selective Sync

To use Selective sync, create a file named skip_file and list the files and folders you want to sync. Each line of the file represents a path to a file or directory relative from the root of your OneDrive.

Here is an example:

Backup
Documents/latest_report.docx
Work/ProjectX
notes.txt

Once you have created your skip_file, mount it in your container as /skip_file:

docker run -it --restart on-failure --name onedrive
  -v /path/to/onedrive:/onedrive
  -v /path/to/skip_file:/skip_file
  remyjette/onedrive