Is there a way to programaticallymount SkyDrive Share given the users credential?
you can use webdav to mount an net disk to local.
the skydrive webdav url can obtain by this SkyDrive Simple View for WebDav
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How to upload a file using the google drive api and when the file is getting opened it will not show a restriction message and allow any user to open it.
For example I have this URL
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cvmvU-Tz66Z7x3ukHqLgoB9BY9pxftrn/view?usp=drivesdk
That was uploaded from the app but it got restricted.
You have the control to share files from Google Drive and upload files and folders to Google Drive.
You can share the files and folders that you store in Google Drive
with anyone in your work or school, but your organization may limit
how you can share files with other people.
Also, you can visit this help forum post on to what extent you can allow everyone to upload in your drive.
Additional reference: Drive API Documentation
Is there a way to download files from a specific google drive, by using the google drive api? Currently i can only read the drive of the google user logged in.
Inorder to access data owned by someone on Google drive you need their permission. You can't just access my files unless I let you. The most common method for this is oauth2 but you can also use a service account.
Now if I set a file to public you would be able to read it using an API key but I would have to give you the file id.
Is it possible to only request access to one folder? Dev guide (https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/devguide) talks about permissions by file type but doesn't mention permissions by folder. Dropbox allows sharing of folders through their UI is there application permission setting to get access to a folder through their API?
No, the Dropbox API doesn't currently offer a custom path-based permission. We're tracking this as a feature request though.
I am using dropbox API to host my documents
Is there a limited number of users that can access simultanately to a file hosted in dropbox ?
I don't think so, no.
What do you mean when you say you're using the Dropbox API to host your documents? Are others accessing the document through the API somehow or just through a browser (hitting a share link)?
In the latter case, you should familiarize yourself with Dropbox's per-day bandwidth limits on share links.
I want to create a web app letting any user upload a file to my Google drive and then be able to view it through the browser.
So far looking at Google's examples it seems I have to auth to my Google Drive on the server side (makes sense....) but also end-users have to auth before uploading anything to my drive using Oauth. Is there a way to prevent having to ask users to authenticate prior to uploading documents given that I am authorized through my server to my Google Drive account?
Allowing anyone to view a document is more straightforward through the use of a public folder...