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- Usage
- =====
- .. index:: usage, client sync usage
- To start ownCloud Client, click on the desktop icon or start it from the
- application menu. In the system tray, an ownCloud icon appears.
- .. index:: start application
- A left click on the tray icon open a status dialog which gives an overview on
- the configured sync folders and allows to add and remove more sync folder
- connections as well as pausing a sync connection.
- A right click on the tray icon gives other configuration options.
- Command line switches
- ---------------------
- .. index:: command line switches, command line, options, parameters
- ownCloud Client supports the following command line switches:
- +--------------------------+------------------------------------------------+
- | Switch | Action |
- +==========================+================================================+
- | ``--logwindow`` | open a window to show log output at startup. |
- +--------------------------+------------------------------------------------+
- | ``--logfile <filename>`` | write log output to file. |
- +--------------------------+------------------------------------------------+
- | ``--flushlog`` | flush the log file after every write. |
- +--------------------------+------------------------------------------------+
- Config File
- -----------
- .. index:: config file
- ownCloud Client reads a configuration file which on Linux can be found at ``$HOME/.local/share/data/ownCloud/owncloud.cfg``
- .. todo:: Windows, Mac?
- It contains settings in the ini file format known from Windows.
- .. note:: Changes here should be done carefully as wrong settings can cause disfunctionality.
- These are config settings that may be changed:
- +---------------------------+-----------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+
- | Setting | Data Type | Unit | Default | Description |
- +===========================+===========+==============+===========+=====================================================+
- | ``remotePollinterval`` | integer | milliseconds | ``30000`` | Poll time for the remote repository |
- +---------------------------+-----------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+
- | ``localPollinterval`` | integer | milliseconds | ``10000`` | Poll time for local repository |
- +---------------------------+-----------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+
- | ``PollTimerExceedFactor`` | integer | n/a | ``10`` | Poll Timer Exceed Factor |
- +---------------------------+-----------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+
- | ``maxLogLines`` | integer | lines | ``20000`` | Maximum count of log lines shown in the log window |
- +---------------------------+-----------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------+
- * ``remotePollinterval`` is for systems which have notify for local file system changes (Linux only currently)
- this is the frequency it polls for remote changes. The following two values are ignored.
- * ``localPollinterval`` is for systems which poll the local file system (currently Win and Mac) this is the
- frequency they poll locally. The ``remotePollInterval`` is ignored on these systems.
- * ``PollTimerExceedFactor`` sets the exceed factor is the factor after which a remote poll is done. That means the effective
- frequency for remote poll is ``localPollInterval * pollTimerExceedFactor``.
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