Synology drive doesn’t start on boot even though I have it in my bash script like all my other startup programs which load fine. I get the following debug messages when I run synology-drive from terminal:
debug.message: Cannot find path by key "user_cloud_station_app_path"
debug.message: Cannot find path by key "user_cloud_station_data_path"
debug.message: Cannot find path by key "user_cloud_station_working_dir_path"
debug.message: Cannot find path by key "user_cloud_station_drive_ui_path"
QApplication: invalid style override passed, ignoring it.
Available styles: Windows, Fusion
Mynixos.com doesn’t say that I need to include anything special in my configuration.nix file for the synology-drive-client. What am I doing wrong? Are these debug message related to why it’s not loading on startup?
Running nixos 24.05 with Hyprland
I don’t think any of those messages are critical.
Why do you start things from a bash script?
I use a bash script because I don’t know of a way to start a program minimized to tray using the hyprland config. If there is a method of doing that, I’d be happy to give it a try.
Starting to tray is a thing the app usually has to implement on its own, is there a flag for that in the cli maybe? It’s -t for many programs
OMG are you fucking kidding me!!! Your comment got me thinking. So I looked at my desktop to see what I had in the startup command and it was ‘synology-drive autostart’ instead of ‘synology-drive start’. #livinthatlinuxlife #killmenow
Sigh… Thank you!!!
You could start them with a systemd user service.
For anyone that stumbles on this, try ‘QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=Fusion QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb synology-drive autostart’ for your startup command. That worked for me.
