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OWNCLOUDCMD(1)		    ownCloud Client Manual		OWNCLOUDCMD(1)

NAME
       owncloudcmd - Command line ownCloud client tool.

SYNOPSIS
       owncloudcmd [OPTIONS...] sourcedir owncloudurl

DESCRIPTION
       owncloudcmd  is	the  command line tool used for the ownCloud file syn‐
       chronization desktop utility.

       Contrary to the owncloud(1) GUI client,	owncloudcmd  only  performs  a
       single  sync  run and then exits. In so doing, owncloudcmd replaces the
       ocsync binary used for the same purpose in earlier releases.

       A sync run synchronizes a single local directory using a	 WebDAV	 share
       on a remote ownCloud server.

       To  invoke  the	command	 line client, provide the local and the remote
       repository: The first parameter is  the	local  directory.  The	second
       parameter is the server URL.

       NOTE:
	  Prior to the 1.6 release of owncloudcmd, the tool only accepted own‐
	  cloud:// or ownclouds:// in place  of	 http://  and  https://	 as  a
	  scheme. See Examples for details.

OPTIONS
       --user, -u [user]
	      Use user as the login name.

       --password, -p [password]
	      Use password as the password.

       -n     Use netrc (5) for login.

       --non-interactive
	      Do not prompt for questions.

       --silent, --s
	      Inhibits verbose log output.

       --trust
	      Trust any SSL certificate, including invalid ones.

       --httpproxy http://[user@pass:]<server>:<port>
	      Uses server as HTTP proxy.

EXAMPLE
       To  synchronize	the  ownCloud  directory  Music to the local directory
       media/music through a proxy listening  on  port	8080  on  the  gateway
       machine 192.168.178.1, the command line would be:

	  $ owncloudcmd --httpproxy http://192.168.178.1:8080 \
			$HOME/media/music \
			https://server/owncloud/remote.php/webdav/Music

       owncloudcmd  will enquire user name and password, unless they have been
       specified on the command line or -n (see netrc(5)) has been passed.

       Using the legacy scheme, it would be:

	  $ owncloudcmd --httpproxy http://192.168.178.1:8080 \
			$HOME/media/music \
			ownclouds://server/owncloud/remote.php/webdav/Music

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

SEE ALSO
       owncloud(1)

AUTHOR
       The ownCloud developers

COPYRIGHT
       2013, The ownCloud developers

.			       February 18, 2016		OWNCLOUDCMD(1)

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