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fishsceneGreetings. I'm using the Ubuntu one client for Mac and I noticed it was not syncing properly. I have it set to sync "Desktop" and "Documents" folders. If I click and drag documents from "Desktop" to my "Documents" folder, Ubuntu one reports that file-sync is up-to-date (It doesn't even try to sync). When I go to "one.ubuntu.com", it reports that I have files on my Desktop, when on my Mac, they do not exist.00:55
fishsceneI tried to check my Mac Ubuntu One client version, but I can't seem to find out that information.00:56
ralsinammcc: can you help? ^01:03
fishsceneNVM. Restarted my Mac. :S   Sorry to bother you guys.. rofl.01:04
gatoxgood morning!11:10
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mattgriffinubuntuoneros: stickwithjosh (his screen-illuminated picture) made Business Insider. http://www.businessinsider.com/why-programmers-work-at-night-2013-120:12
dobeyneat20:16
titotoWhat is "key" in the metadata of a node one GET using the Files API?20:28
beunotitoto, not 100% sure what you're talking about, but my guess is that it's the nodekey20:34
titotoYes, that's what I am referring too.. anyway I noticed this is read-only.. I am trying to figure a way to attach a custom id on a file node, doesn't look like it is possible20:35
beunotitoto, it isn't, no20:36
beunometadata is provided by the server and not editable20:36
beunotitoto, U1DB is probably the best place to use editable metadata20:36
titotoyou mean on the client side?20:37
beunotitoto, both!20:37
beunomattgriffin, fancy that!20:38
beunoalso, hi!20:38
titotobeuno, what I am trying to resolve is a way to store/get a hash of a file, but I can't use the one supplied by the Files API.. my next idea was to store the hash and the file in a "container", which would work fine enough if I can read only the first few bytes of the content, not the whole content20:41
beunotitoto, is the file hash not exposed in the api?20:43
beunoit's calculated server-side20:43
beunofor each file uploaded20:44
beunotitoto, you could also make the name of the file the hash  ;)20:44
beunoor, again, use U1DB separately to store metadata20:45
beunoupload the file and store your own metadata for it in U1DB20:45
titotobeuno, yes the file hash is provided by the server, but I transform the content of the file, and I want to have the hash of the file untransformed (the file is encrypted)20:54
beunotitoto, ah, I see20:54
titotothere are solutions, I just wanted to see if there was a simpler one, I will fallback on the less simple one20:56
dobeytitoto: but if you change the contents, even after you encrypt it, the contents are different according to the filesystem, and thus the hash would be different for u1. you're trying to subvert that, so that the hash remains the same after? or you want a local reference to the file regardless of the hash?21:02
titotodobey, I dont want to interfere with the U1 daemon, I just want to run my version of a sync app that will sync w/ encryption as an option (the encryption kicks in when a parent folder name has .crypt extension). That's something else I wonder, if I can have a volume on U1 which is not managed by the official sync daemon..21:11
dobeyit would be quite confusing for the user to see the folder they have synced with u1, marked as not synced, in the u1 control panel21:15
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facundobatista_ghost facundobatista22:57
facundobatista_go away, myself!22:57
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