Insync 3 now supports desktops servers!

For desktop

For server

Manage your Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox files straight from your Desktop.

Manage your Google Drive & OneDrive files straight from your Server.

With Insync, you can now sync, edit, backup and share files without opening a million browser tabs.

Add cloud storage to your server via custom scripts using Insync’s command line app with unlimited accounts.

Download Version 3.6.1.50206 for Windows, Mac & Linux with 15 day free trial Compatible with Linux with a 15 day free trial. Read our installation guide

So, why use Insync?

For Google Drive

For OneDrive

For Dropbox

			Backup & Sync	Drive File Stream	OneDrive	Dropbox

Insync 3 Headless commands Your guide to Insync Headless options and commands

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Multiple accounts

Sync all your Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox accounts

Selective syncing

Sync only the files you need and save your local space

Plug n' sync

Sync your network & external drives, SD cards, and thumb drives

Keep your file structure

Sync any file or folder from anywhere in your local storage

Distribution support for Linux

Work with your cloud files locally whether you're on Ubuntu, Debian, or Fedora.

Ncurses selective sync interface

Sync your files and folders with ease using a menu-driven interface.

Scriptability

Run your own scripts and make work flow with Insync 3 Headless.

Different distributions support

Run Insync 3 Headless on different distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora.

Conflict resolution

Resolve file copy conflicts and collaborate on documents with ease.

Auto-login (coming soon)

Start and log in your Insync account automatically without typing in your credentials over and over again.

Ignore rules

Exclude specific files and folders when syncing your Google Drive or OneDrive.

Export option

Automatically convert synced Google Docs to Microsoft Office and OpenDocument.

Multiple accounts

Sync files from multiple Google Drive and OneDrive accounts with their own local folder on the server.

Insync only supports 64-bit

Download and install insync-headless by running the commands below:

$ curl -O {{server_link_deb}}
$ sudo apt-get install ./{{server_package_deb}}

Insync only supports 64-bit

Download and install insync-headless by running the commands below:

$ curl -O {{server_link_rpm}}
$ sudo yum install ./{{server_package_rpm}}

Installing the insyncinsync-headless package will add the repository entry automatically. These steps are kept for reference in case of issues. Note: Insync only supports 64-bit.

APT

YUM

First, add our public GPG key to allow apt to authenticate the Insync repository:

$ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys ACCAF35C

If the previous command did not work, use this instead:

$ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys ACCAF35C

Create a file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/insync.list with the following content
```
deb http://apt.insync.io/[DISTRIBUTION] [CODENAME] non-free contrib
```
Replace [DISTRIBUTION] with your Linux distro: ubuntu, debian, mint
Replace [CODENAME] with your Linux distro codename. Here is a list of codenames for ubuntu, debian, and mint For example Ubuntu 12.04 is precise

Here is an example for Ubuntu 17.10:
```
deb http://apt.insync.io/ubuntu artful non-free contrib
```
(Source packages are not available, only binaries.)

Update the apt repository:
```
$ sudo apt-get update
```

Install Insync
```
$ sudo apt-get install insync
```
File manager integration will be added when Insync is run.
Install Insync Headless
```
$ sudo apt-get install insync-headless
```

The APT repository officially supports Debian, Mint, and Ubuntu only.
For other Debian-based distributions, try using the one for Debian Squeeze.

First, import the public GPG key used to sign the RPMs.

$ sudo rpm --import https://d2t3ff60b2tol4.cloudfront.net/repomd.xml.key

Create a new file insync.repo in /etc/yum.repos.d/ with the following content. Replace [DISTRIBUTION] with fedora, opensuse-leap, or opensuse-tumbleweed. If you're using opensuse-tumbleweed, replace $releasever with rolling
```
[insync]
  name=insync repo
  baseurl=http://yum.insync.io/[DISTRIBUTION]/$releasever/
  gpgcheck=1
  gpgkey=https://d2t3ff60b2tol4.cloudfront.net/repomd.xml.key
  enabled=1
  metadata_expire=120m
```

Install Insync
```
$ sudo yum install insync
```
File manager integration will be added when Insync is run.
Install Insync Headless
```
$ sudo yum install insync-headless
```

Insync 3 now supports desktops servers!

Manage your Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox files straight from your Desktop.

Manage your Google Drive & OneDrive files straight from your Server.

With Insync, you can now sync, edit, backup and share files without opening a million browser tabs.

Add cloud storage to your server via custom scripts using Insync’s command line app with unlimited accounts.

So, why use Insync?

Powerful features give you optimal control over your files

Multiple accounts

Selective syncing

Plug n' sync

Keep your file structure

Distribution support for Linux

Insync Headless features

Ncurses selective sync interface

Scriptability

Different distributions support

Conflict resolution

Auto-login (coming soon)

Ignore rules

Export option

Multiple accounts

Features

Platform

Cloud

Resources