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[bakoeldesain]

when I tried to execute google-drive-ftp-adapter, I always stuck at this message : "google-drive-ftp-adapter", please advise.

[enriiquee]

I have the same issue. In my case when I tried to log in my account, google shows this message: "se ha inhabilitado temporalmente el inicio de sesion con google en esta aplicaicon".

[HPerrett]

+1 to this issue

[gongtao0607]

Same issue here

[koleon03]

Also having this issue

[seiljang0220]

I have the same problem, too.

[regularperson2586]

same issue :/

[andresoviedo]

Hello. I've sent the Google Drive API verification request for the app to Google Cloud People.
It says 1-2 weeks to respond.
If verification is accepted, then you will be able to use the app again.
Regards

[dart-bird]

I use a window server 2003 and it works well.
But I'm using Windows 10 in pc. It still not working.

[Ufinexa]

Is there any progress on the Google Drive API verification request? I am getting the same issue as everyone else still

[ghost]

Still not working here. Not too sure what the hangup is if the verification request was sent over a month ago.

[OfficialNova]

Not working here either

[useribs]

Still the same issue, which makes this app unusable! Plz help

[lexoyo]

You should build it with your own app key?

[oddmario]

Here is a solution:

1. Follow https://github.com/mbrother2/backuptogoogle/wiki/Create-own-Google-credential-step-by-step to get your own OAuth credentials.

2. Install Java 8 JDK (not JRE), Apache Maven 3, and git on your server.

3. Clone the project by:

git clone https://github.com/andresoviedo/google-drive-ftp-adapter.git
cd google-drive-ftp-adapter

4. Edit the src/main/resources/client_secrets.json file and put the OAuth client ID and client secret that you got from step 1.

5. Compile the project by:

mvn clean package

6. The JAR file (named google-drive-ftp-adapter-1.6.2-jar-with-dependencies.jar) will be available in a directory named target

EDIT: There's a known error when you execute mvn clean package, that error is Perhaps you are running on a JRE rather than a JDK?... This happens because you have the Java 8 JRE only and not the JDK. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/40642204 for a Linux solution.

You can also confirm if you have the JDK or no by typing javac -version

[rltim151]

Here is a solution:

1. Follow https://github.com/mbrother2/backuptogoogle/wiki/Create-own-Google-credential-step-by-step to get your own OAuth credentials.
2. Install Java 8 JDK (not JRE), Apache Maven 3, and git on your server.
3. Clone the project by:

git clone https://github.com/andresoviedo/google-drive-ftp-adapter.git
cd google-drive-ftp-adapter

1. Edit the src/main/resources/client_secrets.json file and put the OAuth client ID and client secret that you got from step 1.
2. Compile the project by:

mvn clean package

1. The JAR file (named google-drive-ftp-adapter-1.6.2-jar-with-dependencies.jar) will be available in a directory named target

EDIT: There's a known error when you execute mvn clean package, that error is Perhaps you are running on a JRE rather than a JDK?... This happens because you have the Java 8 JRE only and not the JDK. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/40642204 for a Linux solution.

You can also confirm if you have the JDK or no by typing javac -version

is the error on linux or windows?

[rltim151]

awesome it worked! Thanks alot!

[joaofgoncalves]

Yep! Also worked here (on Windows 10). Great fix. If you are using this OS don't forget to set JAVA_HOME env variable to the installed JDK 1.8 directory otherwise mvn clean package won't work properly.
This workaround will throw a similar error first but then allows to create an exception for the app set in step 1 of @mariolatiffathy solution. After that connecting via FTP to GDrive in FileZilla is straightforward.
Cheers!

[francoross]

I get OAuth credentials after followed oddmario tutorial but I use Windows 10.
Where do I insert these credentials?
Do I need to install Java 8 SDK?

[francoross]

Yep! Also worked here (on Windows 10). Great fix. If you are using this OS don't forget to set JAVA_HOME env variable to the installed JDK 1.8 directory otherwise mvn clean package won't work properly.
This workaround will throw a similar error first but then allows to create an exception for the app set in step 1 of @mariolatiffathy solution. After that connecting via FTP to GDrive in FileZilla is straightforward.
Cheers!

I change to test into devepment mode to avoid google veriication to start app but it tell me about a received verification code but I don't see any windows opened, where is google drive connector? In cmd I see this

[francoross]

Ok, I solved, I read README and I set this credentials on Filezilla (host, username, password, port)

localhost
user
user
1821

Thank you for patience !

[philsward]

I may have very well glossed over the details, BUT... For anyone struggling with the Pathing on Windows because you're like me and skim through everything then play around until you figure it out instead of digesting it, you probably need to have the path to both maven and java. (see the last entries of the image) This IN ADDITION to the JAVA_HOME

So:

JAVA_HOME = C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_331
PATH = C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_331\bin;C:\Program Files\apache-maven-3.8.5\bin

A reboot is probably in order after adding these.

Once that is all done, open cmd and run mvn clean package inside the .\google-drive-ftp-adapter-master folder