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No such tool, already packaged for the Kindle, has been posted that I can recall.
BUT
It may be possible because:
Here is how to setup and mount a WebDav "Cloud" into your file system tree on a Linux desktop:
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=189470
Twobob and I have several private "Clouds" that we mount into our development machines.
I.E: A shared directory, even though we are 6 time zones apart.
We also **started** (but never finished) looking at porting the davfs2 file system to the very constrained memory resources of the Kindle (davfs2, as shipped, is a real memory hog).
That is one of our unfinished projects, way, way, way, way down on our to-do list (like in, maybe never).
So if someone else wants to take up the challenge . . . .
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Originally Posted by kinetiq
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is there any tool to sync library with dropbox or any other cloud server? (KT with jb)
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BUT
It may be possible because:
- Kindles run Linux
- Linux has the davfs2 file system driver that supports WebDav
- Most "Cloud" services also support WebDav access
Here is how to setup and mount a WebDav "Cloud" into your file system tree on a Linux desktop:
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=189470
Twobob and I have several private "Clouds" that we mount into our development machines.
I.E: A shared directory, even though we are 6 time zones apart.
We also **started** (but never finished) looking at porting the davfs2 file system to the very constrained memory resources of the Kindle (davfs2, as shipped, is a real memory hog).
That is one of our unfinished projects, way, way, way, way down on our to-do list (like in, maybe never).
So if someone else wants to take up the challenge . . . .