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OWNCLOUD(1)		    ownCloud Client Manual		   OWNCLOUD(1)

NAME
       owncloud - File synchronisation desktop utility.

SYNOPSIS
       owncloud [OPTIONS...]

DESCRIPTION
       The  ownCloud Client is a file synchronization desktop utility. It syn‐
       chronizes files on your local computer, tablet, or handheld device with
       an  ownCloud  Server.  If you make a change to the files on one device,
       the change is propagated to all other synchronized  devices  using  the
       desktop synchronization clients.

       Normally,  you  start  the client by clicking on the desktop icon or by
       starting it from the client application menu. After starting,  an  own‐
       Cloud  icon  appears  in	 the computer system tray or on your tablet or
       handheld device.

OPTIONS
       You have the option of starting your ownCloud desktop client  with  the
       owncloud command. The following options are supported:

       owncloud -h or owncloud --help
	      Displays all command options.

       The other options are:

       --logwindow
	      Opens a window displaying log output.

       --logfile <filename>
	      Write  log  output  to  the  file specified. To write to stdout,
	      specify - as the filename.

       --logdir <name>
	      Writes each synchronization log output in	 a  new	 file  in  the
	      specified directory.

       --logexpire <hours>
	      Removes  logs  older  than  the value specified (in hours). This
	      command is used with --logdir.

       --logflush
	      Clears (flushes) the log file after each write action.

       --confdir <dirname>
	      Uses the specified configuration directory.

CONFIG FILE
       The ownCloud Client reads a configuration file.	You  can  locate  this
       configuration file as follows:

       On Linux distributions:
	      $HOME/.local/share/data/ownCloud/owncloud.cfg

       On Microsoft Windows systems:
	      %LOCALAPPDATA%\ownCloud\owncloud.cfg

       On MAC OS X systems:
	      $HOME/Library/Application Support/ownCloud

       The  configuration  file	 contains settings using the Microsoft Windows
       .ini file format. You can overwrite changes using the ownCloud configu‐
       ration dialog.

       NOTE:
	  Use caution when making changes to the ownCloud Client configuration
	  file.	 Incorrect settings can produce unintended results.

       You can change the following configuration settings (must be under  the
       [ownCloud] section)

       · remotePollInterval  (default:	30000)	-- Specifies the poll time for
	 the remote repository in milliseconds.

       · maxLogLines (default:	20000) -- Specifies the maximum number of  log
	 lines displayed in the log window.

BUGS
       Please report bugs at https://github.com/owncloud/client/issues.

SEE ALSO
       owncloudcmd(1)

AUTHOR
       The ownCloud developers

COPYRIGHT
       2013, The ownCloud developers

.			       February 18, 2016		   OWNCLOUD(1)

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