Ubuntu launching incorrect (old) OneDrive GUI at system startup #187
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When I boot Ubuntu 22.04, OneDriveGUI is automatically started and the cloud icon appears in the top status line. When I click on show/hide on the cloud icon, the OneDriveGUI window that opens states the client is out-of-date and needs to be updated. I can stop the OneDriveGUI from within the OpenDriveGUI window and restart OneDriveGUI with following command:
If I click on the new cloud in the status area after this command, the GUI states OneDrive sync is not running but there is no longer error message about an out-of-date client. I then click on the triangle in the OneDriveGUI window and the message “Business shared folder has been deprecated “ is shown and the circle is red. If I click on the triangle in the OneDriveGUI window, the triangle briefly tuns to a square, the circle goes from red to green, then in less than a second the square reverts to a triangle and the circle changes back from green to red. So my first question is how do I get Ubuntu to run the latest version of OneDriveGUI client at startup? Relevant messages from onedrive-gui.log follow:
OneDrive GUI client stopped here then relaunched using
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So the lines I have highlighted with **<<<<<<<<<<<< ** in the log above suggest initially on old version of OneDriveGUI is being loaded. After I attempt to restart OneDrive from OneDriveGUI by clicking on the triangle I get the following log error messages:
OneDriveGUI config file contents:
Thanks. ADDED I don't know if the following is relevant I listed the OneDrive client config file and the initial lines are:
Notice the folder But when I list folder it contains
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There is no > Applicable Application 'config' location = /home/clive/.config/onedrive/config or any folder path
the correct path is
Is that relevant? |
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OneDriveGUI does not have any buil-in functionality to autostart with your system. You either configured it manually or it was done by some 3rd party package/repo. You should remove it.
OneDriveGUI v1.1.0 is only compatible with OneDrive client v2.5.0.
Expected behavior. Read the documentation.
I'd suggest you to use the AppImage version of OneDriveGUI. I can't provide support for anything else. You can easily integrate AppImages using AppImageLauncher . Many desktop environments have some sort of GUI utility, which allows you to configure autostart applications. But if you integrated the AppImage using AppImageLauncer, it should have created a .desktop file in You should also remove all your older versions of OneDriveGUI and OneDrive client that apparently are installed in your system. |
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I will address the points in separate replies so this should make this easier to follow if someone has some or all of these issues in future.
Some web searching turned up the following which was the way to identify how the old version of oneDriveGUI was being started on the system and how to replace this with the current 1.1 version.
Step 1: Open “Startup Applications” To open “Startup Appl…