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First draft version is implemented. Dropbox is used as the file hosting service. It has the following limitations: | First draft version is implemented. Dropbox is used as the file hosting service. It has the following limitations: | ||
* The synchronisation is only one way, from the server to the client | |||
* Only files in the sandbox folder (Apps/qtmediahub) are synchronised, no subdirectories are included | |||
* Only files that don't exist on the (local) client are downloaded (media files content usually doesn't change, but playlists for instance) | |||
* Only four additional users are allowed access (unless the app has production status granted by Dropbox) | |||
* Each time "Dropbox" is selected from the mediahub menu a new session is initiated, i.e. user has to enter credentials (otherwise there would be not much to show - having only a daemon in the background wouldn't allow us to use the buzzword "Cloud" easily ;-) | |||
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2012-04-20
First draft version is implemented. Dropbox is used as the file hosting service. It has the following limitations:
- The synchronisation is only one way, from the server to the client
- Only files in the sandbox folder (Apps/qtmediahub) are synchronised, no subdirectories are included
- Only files that don't exist on the (local) client are downloaded (media files content usually doesn't change, but playlists for instance)
- Only four additional users are allowed access (unless the app has production status granted by Dropbox)
- Each time "Dropbox" is selected from the mediahub menu a new session is initiated, i.e. user has to enter credentials (otherwise there would be not much to show - having only a daemon in the background wouldn't allow us to use the buzzword "Cloud" easily ;-)