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[bakoeldesain]

when I tried to execute google-drive-ftp-adapter, I always stuck at this message : "google-drive-ftp-adapter", please advise.

[enriiquee]

I have the same issue. In my case when I tried to log in my account, google shows this message: "se ha inhabilitado temporalmente el inicio de sesion con google en esta aplicaicon".

[HPerrett]

+1 to this issue

[gongtao0607]

Same issue here

[koleon03]

Also having this issue

[seiljang0220]

I have the same problem, too.

[regularperson2586]

same issue :/

[andresoviedo]

Hello. I've sent the Google Drive API verification request for the app to Google Cloud People.
It says 1-2 weeks to respond.
If verification is accepted, then you will be able to use the app again.
Regards

[dart-bird]

I use a window server 2003 and it works well.
But I'm using Windows 10 in pc. It still not working.

[Ufinexa]

Is there any progress on the Google Drive API verification request? I am getting the same issue as everyone else still

Still not working here. Not too sure what the hangup is if the verification request was sent over a month ago.

[OfficialNova]

Not working here either

[useribs]

Still the same issue, which makes this app unusable! Plz help

[lexoyo]

You should build it with your own app key?

[oddmario]

Here is a solution:

1. Follow https://github.com/mbrother2/backuptogoogle/wiki/Create-own-Google-credential-step-by-step to get your own OAuth credentials.

2. Install Java 8 JDK (not JRE), Apache Maven 3, and git on your server.

3. Clone the project by:

git clone https://github.com/andresoviedo/google-drive-ftp-adapter.git
cd google-drive-ftp-adapter

4. Edit the src/main/resources/client_secrets.json file and put the OAuth client ID and client secret that you got from step 1.

5. Compile the project by:

mvn clean package

6. The JAR file (named google-drive-ftp-adapter-1.6.2-jar-with-dependencies.jar) will be available in a directory named target

EDIT: There's a known error when you execute mvn clean package, that error is Perhaps you are running on a JRE rather than a JDK?... This happens because you have the Java 8 JRE only and not the JDK. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/40642204 for a Linux solution.

You can also confirm if you have the JDK or no by typing javac -version