Sending to existing subfolder about cloudsend.sh

[tavinus]

Hi. That seems to be correct.

In this case curl exited without any errors indeed. This means curl was able to perform the request and get an answer without any errors. However, you got an error in your call, which is described in the response xml. So, if you get ANY response (even an error response) curl exited without errors.

From the message, it seems like you didn't provide the needed authentication for this shared folder (password?). Or maybe the URL is invalid because you appended the folder into it. The share URL is static. I don't think you can change it to include an inner folder. You can share the inner folder by itself (get another link) or maybe you can send the parent folder with the same name (you may get an error that the folder already exists, I don't remember how it behaves).

In any case, the share URL is always exactly the link nextcloud provides. You cannot append folders into the share link URL. You may try to send a folder, but the target is always the root of the share URL.

Let me know how that goes.

Cheers!
Gus

[tavinus]

Ok, I just tested the "https://cloud.url/s/sometoken?path=MYFOLDER" and it actually opens the sub folder (in the browser).

This means it can be possible to do what you want, but that is not implemented.

Things to note:

• The username is the token, so we need to break it from the url parameter (?path=...)
• After the successful login with token/password, we need to change dir to the target dir
• The target dir may not exist (how do we test and account for errors?)
• Still need to test what happens if we send a folder with the same name to the root of the share (may work)

I am setting a new system to myself at the moment. Still setting up the environment.

I think I can filter for path= in the url and get to work as you want, bear with me tho...

[tavinus]

Hi @lumpiluk , coul you please try version 2.2.5 and confirm it fixes your problem?

v2.2.5
Allows sending files and folders to a secondary folder that is inside a shared folder (or its siblings).

The folder link must follow Nextcloud's notation, with ?path=%2FFOLDERNAME added to the link.

The easiest way is to open the shared folder from the shared link and then copy the URL.

Example of a valid URL:

https://cloud.mydomain.tld/s/TxWdsNX2Ln3X5kxG?path=%2FMYFOLDER