==== Microsoft OneDrive - on Linux ====
I just learned of a OneDrive Connector that exists for Linux, it makes me itch a little bit, but it is easy to set up and seems to work well. \\
//**I'd make a note to never put a file in here with personal information unless it's encrypted well.**//

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sudo dnf install -y onedrive


mkdir -p /Scratch/${USER}/OneDrive
chmod 0700 /Scratch/${USER}
mkdir -p ~/.config/onedrive


# The lines below causes data to be saved to the system drive, outside 
# of the mounted home folder that's shared and backed up separately.

tee ~/.config/onedrive/config << EOT
sync_dir = "/Scratch/${USER}/OneDrive"
sync_dir_permissions = "755"
sync_file_permissions = "644"
EOT


# But you can still get to it here ~/OneDrive
ln -s  /Scratch/${USER}/OneDrive  ~/OneDrive


onedrive
# Application gives a url, copy it to a browser and authenticate when asked.
# Accept the permissions request, then, copy the entire address in the URL 
# bar of the browser.
# Paste the new URL at the 'Enter the response uri:' prompt and press enter.


# Run the here doc below on any machine you want to sync with, it will run at login.
tee -a ~/.bash_profile << EOT
# If we're on the home machine, syncronize with OneDrive.
if [ "\${HOSTNAME}" == "${HOSTNAME}" ] ; then
        onedrive --synchronize
fi
EOT

# Log out and back in, and your files should synchronize.
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