Hi hwtan :)
host share user (ok this I know)
"Host" is the server URL. For example file.service.com
Label (ok this probably the user can decide himself) Root
"Label" could be anything to your liking. For example Linode server 123456 LibreOffice 5.x
The "Label" is for you to give a name for this connection. This name will show in the Service listbox of the Open or Save remote files dialog.
Find the documentation and more examples about remote files at https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/U...
Related to remote files, the cloud version of LibreOffice is called "LibreOffice Online"
The official wiki documentation about LibreOffice Online is at https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/D...
That page contains links to information about setting up LibreOffice Online on remote servers
If you are a developer, for LibreOffice Online support requests, bug reports, new feature requests find that official Bugzilla tool at https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/b...
To join the efforts and contribute go to https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/D...
Then find the instructions under the "Development" section.
I tried various combination for Google Drive. I came up with the same message: 'Error saving the document Untitled1:The specified device is invalid' I am not certain why this feature has been touted in the press releases, but there is no information on how one actually can use it.
I have the same problem with Calc. I apparently open a remote file, but when I try to save it, it doesn't succeed and on the remote storage (Google Drive) there is no file, neither an error message: Is there some configuration to do before?
thank you roberto
I get the device invalid when I try and save my credentials for google drive
I've tried using it to open documents from Google Drive, but regardless of whether I use my name with or without the "@gmail.com", I get a "general input/output error". I have never seen this function actually work. Of course, the other issue, if it ever works, will be to see if it can open "Google Docs" (the ones that don't exist as actual files on Google Drive), or are you limited to actual physical files (in which case the utility is not much use to me anyway).