This command runs an interactive assistant that creates a sync-directory configuration and adds it to the sync.xml file. Before running this command, a repository must be created. See dav add-repository.
Command alias: add-dir
-The assistant firstly asks for a unique sync-directory name. This may not match the physical directory name. If you are not sure, which names are already in use, you can get a list of currently present sync-directories with dav-sync list-directories. Then you specifiy the local path, select the dav repository and specify the collection within that repository. You may use environment variables like $HOME within the path name. A call of add-directory may look like this.
The assistant firstly asks for a unique sync-directory name. This may not match the physical directory name. If you are not sure, which names are already in use, you can get a list of currently present sync-directories with dav-sync list-directories. Then you specifiy the local path, select the dav repository and specify the collection within that repository. You may use environment variables like $HOME within the path name. A call of add-directory may look like this.
$ dav-sync add-directory
Each sync directory must have an unique name.
name: mysyncdir
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repository: 0
Enter collection relative to the repository base url.
collection (default: /): /important_filesAssume myfirstrepo points to https://mynas.local/. Then dav-sync would synchronize $HOME/important_files/ with https://mynas.local/important_files.
Assume myfirstrepo points to https://mynas.local/webdav. Then dav-sync would synchronize $HOME/important_files/ with https://mynas.local/webdav/important_files.