Rclone copy /srv/recordings/ googledrive:/videos/ -v -log-file=/var/log/jitsi/jibri/googledrive_upload.log To sync recorded files to our Google drive, we can run a command like: Rclone ls googledrive: 43509 rclone test/woodworkerlogo.png We ask a directory listing from the google drive with: Make sure you have an existing folder with a file in it on your google drive, so we can expect output from rclone. (I used WinSCP for this)Īfter upload, we check once more to be sure rclone finds it’s config: So we need to upload the file from our windows pc/laptop ( C:\Users\\.config\rclone\nf) to the location on the Jibri server ( /root/.config/rclone/nf). Response: Configuration file doesn't exist, but rclone will use this path: We need to find where rclone expects it’s config file: Now we can switch out attention to our Jibri server.Īll below commands are executed as ‘root’. –> Remember this location: we will need this file for upload in the next step! Response: Configuration file is stored at:Ĭ:\Users\\.config\rclone\nf Our Rclone configuration is now available. Now you will be presented with a long list of services. Now you will be prompted with a series of questions: Now open a command line (press windows-key and type cmd ): cd /d c:\rclone On the windows 10 pc/laptop, download rclone ( ) extract the executable (I extracted to c:\rclone\rclone.exe).
Afterwards we will upload this to our server.Ĭreating the rclone Remote Google Drive Connectionĭetailed documentation is available on Rclone’s website: Here is what I did: For this, we can download a windows package (zip-file) and we will create the config on the windows 10 machine. Since I Am a Windows guy (I’m running Windows 10 on my laptop), I will setup Rclone on my Windows 10. However, to create the remote connection profile (involving oauth2), we require an Internet connected web browser together with Rclone. We will be installing Rclone on a headless remote server.
From the list, I read many popular cloud services like Amazon (Drive, S3), Google (Drive, Cloud, Photos), Dropbox, OneDrive, Digitalocean, Nextcloud, WebDAV, FTP and many more. The Rclone documentation pages ( ) list many services that can be setup for upload and download. To achieve my goals, I will be installing the open source synchronisation tool ‘Rclone’ and configure it to be called by Jibri and handle the file-sync. We will use /etc/jitsi/jibri/config.json to invoke a post processing script in the “finalize_recording_script_path”.
In this document I will describe the steps to setup a synchronization of Jibri-recordings with Google Drive. Copying video’s to the cloud after Jibri recording ended.
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