Push to specific destination

[ghost]

Hi,

I'm trying to push a tgz directory from my local machine to a specific destination on my google drive.

For this I first cd to my gdrive directory, and then form there I run this command: drive push -no-prompt -destination <my_google_drive_destination> -m <my_local_tgz_dir>

where my_local_tgz_dir is not located inside my gdrive directory.

The push finishes successfully however the tgz directory does not end up in my_google_drive_destination but rather at the drive's root.

Any idea?

[danoe]

I have the same problem. It works when I push data from a different folder that is not on a mount, where I don't have to use "-m" parameter.

[mishagreen]

Same issue here. Can this be fixed, please?

[omicron-b]

Could symlinking an out-of-mount dir into a mount be used as a workaround? I have several folders linked to mount, and no issues.