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MultiCloud File Manager
by SMEStorage
This extension allows you to access and save files to a number of different cloud storage providers using the SMEStorage.com Cloud Gateway
Cloud Providers supported are:
- Amazon S3
- RackSpace Cloud Files
- MobileMe
- Box.net
- Gmail (using Gmail as a storage cloud)
- GMail Apps Email
- Email (using IMAP or POP 3 based email accounts as a storage cloud)
- FTP (using FTP as a storage cloud)
- WebDav (any WebDav enabled storage cloud)
- Microsoft Live SkyDrive (including Live Essentials)
- Microsoft Live Mesh 2011 (read only)
- Google Docs
- Google Storage
- Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
- DropBox
- Zimbra Briefcase
- OpenStack
- Eucalyptus Walrus
- S3 compatible Clouds
- EMC Atmos
- iKeepinCloud
- Hosting.it
- Google Sites
- PogoPlug
- Ubuntu One
- Microsoft Office365
- SharePoint
Supports: Writer, Impress, Draw, Calc, Base, Math
Video overview available at http://bit.ly/2PjulJ
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Not work for me
I installed the MultiCloud File Manager 2.10.5 in OpenOffice 3.2.1, but the icons do not appear on the toolbar in OpenOffice.
I am using Windows 7 32 bit.
can not download
I've been trying to download, and for all the 3 related links that came on the search, the final download site says "
HTTP Error - 404 Page Not Found
Sorry, the page cannot be displayed.
Is the reason Im using Ubuntu? or something went wrong with the website ?
It seems that this is
It seems that this is related to a bug in TinyURL. If you click the file link from the page that is displayed you will see it does actually work. In any case we changed the links and uploaded a new version with a new link.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
SMEStorage
http://www.smestorage.com
We unify clouds
No chance to have a Mac version of this?
No chance to have a Mac version of this?
Thanks
Vincent
Great concept
Yeah looks like a great concept, would love to try it out if a linux version becomes available
Gmail Storage?
Your policy specifically has a link to Gmail's which says:
5.3 You agree not to access (or attempt to access) any of the Services by any means other than through the interface that is provided by Google, unless you have been specifically allowed to do so in a separate agreement with Google. You specifically agree not to access (or attempt to access) any of the Services through any automated means (including use of scripts or web crawlers) and shall ensure that you comply with the instructions set out in any robots.txt file present on the Services./
So I'm wondering what is Google's position on using Gmail as cloud storage?
I certainly don't want to lose my Gmail account !
GMail Storage Reply
Hi, thanks for the comment. We use POP3 to access GMail just as an email client does. Files become attachments in email. This is no different to how any email client interacts with GMail (which technically is a "other than through the interface provided by Google").
There are many other services that enable you to use GMail as Storage. A quick Google search will (http://tinyurl.com/yjd39nl) demonstrate this.
We would recommend you choose to register a new email account with Google to use as your storage cloud if it is google you wish to use, and of course we support many storage clouds so you if you are worried you could choose one of the many others we support.
Hope this helps,
SMEStorage
http://www.smestorage.com
We unify clouds
Extension
We have had an issue reported of a problem with the save of the document back to the primary cloud. For those who have issue, please see the link to a thread below to resolve this.
http://getsatisfaction.com/smestorage/topics/open_office_plug_in_saving_...
Thanks,
SMEStorage