Box.com Client Installation in openSUSE – Step-by-step

Installing

2. 2. Installing Dependencies

   Install Required Package
   Simply play:

   sudo zypper in davfs2 unzip python2 python2-setuptools

   For the Legacy releases eventually replace python2 with python in the above Command.
   And the Add your User to the davfs2 Group with:

   sudo usermod -aG davfs2 `whoami`

   The `whoami` Command just output your Username.
   Then follow working on a New Terminal Window.

3. 3. Downloading Box.com Client

   Download Box Sync Linux Client for openSUSE

   Box Sync Linux .zip

   Box Sync Linux

4. 4. Making Target Folder

   Next to Make the Box Sync Directory
   Run:

   mkdir $HOME/Box

5. 5. Extracting Box.com openSUSEive

   Extract Box .zip openSUSEive
   Here for a Local installation we Extract it into the Home:

   unzip -d $HOME/ $HOME/Downloads/box*.zip

   But if you are in Trouble to Find the Location on Terminal then See: How to Access Downloads Folder from Browser.

6. 6. Installing box.com Sync Client

   Now to Install box.com Sync Client on openSUSE
   First, Access the Target:

   cd $HOME/box-linux-sync-master/bin

   Now Check your Default Python Version with:

   python -V

   And in case of Python 3 then amend the Script with the nano Editor:

   nano ./box-sync

   And Change the First line in:

   #!/usr/bin/python2

   Last, Ctrl+x to Save & Exit from nano Editor.
   And then run the Installation Script:

   sudo python ./setup.py install

   Update the Credentials:

   su -c 'echo "https://dav.box.com/dav [MYEMAIL] [MYPASSWORD]" >> /etc/davfs2/secrets'

   Replace “[MYEMAIL]“, and “[MYPASSWORD]” with your current one in the above Command.
   And again the URL:

   sudo sh -c 'echo "https://dav.box.com/dav /home/[MYUSERNAME]/Box davfs _netdev,rw,user 0 0" >> /etc/fstab'

   Replace [MYUSERNAME] with your current one in the above Command.
   In case, to Change the Box Sync Directory Edit the Config File like:

   nano $HOME/.noiselabs/box/box-sync.cfg