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Refuse to let Duplicati access the files. There is no way to change the permissions on the files, so if this happens, your only choice is to use auth/drive and obtain full access:You can now click update and save the consent screen and proceed to setting up the credentials needed. Click "Create Credentials" and choose "OAuth client ID". On the next page, choose the type "Web application". In the "Authorized redirect URIs" field you need to enter the url for the server that is being called after login. The Duplicati OAuth server uses a path of /logged-in so make sure it ends with that. In the screenshot, the server is hosted on a single machine, so the setup is for you are done, click "Save" and a popup will show the credentials that are generated. Use the convenient copy buttons to get "Client ID" and "Client secret" or download the JSON file containing them. If you loose them, you can get then again via the "Credentials" page. The credentials shown here are redacted:Setting up the configurationWith the credentials available, create a JSON text file similar to this:{ "GD_CLIENT_ID": "", "GD_CLIENT_SECRET": ""}If you are setting up a secure server, you should use SharpAESCrypt to encrypt the file after you have created it. If you do, make a note of the passphrase used. Save the file either as secrets.json or secrets.json.aes if you have encrypted it.In the following, we will only set up Full Access Google Drive, which for legacy reasons is called "googledocs" in the OAuth server. If you are looking to set up one of the other services, see the configuration document, and pick the ids you need.In the following, the services are configured to just googledocs but it can be a comma separated list of services if you want to enable multiple. The storage is here simply a local folder that stores encrypted tokens, but you can also use an S3 compatible storage if needed. See the OAuth server readme for more details.If you are using Docker, you can run the OAuth server image directly and simply add environment variables:- ASPNETCORE_URLS: " HOSTNAME: "localhost:8080"- SECRETS: "/path/to/secrets.json.aes"- SECRETS_PASSPHRASE: ""- STORAGE: "file:///path/to/persisted/folder"- SERVICES: "googledocs"The hostname here MUST match the one set as the redirect URI or the authorization will fail. The URLs parameter is what the internal Docker engine thinks it is running. For this setup there is no TLS/SSL certificate,

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So the URL here is http but note that we used https in the redirect URI and these two must match in the end. Here I am assuming some other service is providing the SSL layer.If you need to serve the certificate directly from the Docker container, generate a certificate .pfx file and use a configuration such as:- ASPNETCORE_URLS: " HOSTNAME: "localhost:8080"- SECRETS: "/path/to/secrets.json.aes"- SECRETS_PASSPHRASE: ""- STORAGE: "file:///path/to/persisted/folder"- SERVICES: "googledocs"- ASPNETCORE_Kestrel__Certificates__Default__Path: "/path/to/certificate.pfx"- ASPNETCORE_Kestrel__Certificates__Default__Password: ""To run without Docker, first you need to download the OAuth Server binaries for your operating system and extract them to a suitable place. The binaries are self-contained so the will run without any additional framework installation.To run the server, invoke it with a setup like this:OAuthServer run --listen-urls= --hostname=localhost:8080 --storage=file:///path/to/persisted/folder --secrets=/path/to/secrets.json.aes --secrets-passphrase= --services=googledocsThe hostname here MUST match the one set as the redirect URI or the authorization will fail. The URLs parameter is what the process thinks it is running locally. For this setup there is no TLS/SSL certificate, so the URL here is http but note that we used https in the redirect URI and these two must match in the end. Here I am assuming some proxy service is providing the SSL certificate.If you need to serve the certificate directly from the the binary, generate a certificate .pfx file and use a configuration such as:OAuthServer run --listen-urls= --hostname=localhost:8080 --storage=file:///path/to/persisted/folder --secrets=/path/to/secrets.json.aes --secrets-passphrase= --services=googledocs --certificate-path=/path/to/certificate.pfx --certificate-password=Once the service is running, you can navigate to the page and generate an AuthID:Using the self-hosted OAuth server in DuplicatiThe final step is to instruct Duplicati to use the self-hosted OAuth server instead of the regular instance. This is done by visiting the "Settings" page in the Duplicati UI and adding the advanced option --oauth-url= forget to click "OK" to save the settings. Once configured, the "AuthID" links in the UI will point to your self-hosted OAuth server, and all authorization is done purely through the self-hosted OAuth server.Choosing the menu "Enabled APIs & Services"Enabling API and ServicesSetting up the consent screenConfigure the OAuth client IDRedacted view of the generated credentialsReady to generate an AuthIDAdding the OAuth URL to Duplicati