icloud-drive-docker VS obsidian-remote

There is also: https://github.com/mandarons/icloud-drive-docker As a direct route. You’ll need two instances for two accounts, but it works super nicely!

Since there is a docker container for everything this one syncs your iCloud to your local machine. I believe he’s working on syncing local to iCloud also. icloud-docker

If your willing to spin up a container somewhere, take a look at https://github.com/mandarons/icloud-drive-docker.

I have been trying to install the following docker container. It's in community applications by the same name. I have configured the settings like this in Unraid. I created the directories and added the confi.yaml file. However, when I run the console I get a connection closed error. I also tried connecting through the terminal and running the command there but it keeps returning a "command not found." Is there something I'm missing? I think it might be related to the config file but I've played around with the info there and still get the error. I'd appreciate any input.

I've used PhotoSync before with success. I've also been looking at this docker container which would do files and photos. Does anyone have experience with the latter and would you recommend one over the other? I feel like PhotoSync is local to the device while the docker container would work no matter which device it's on. I'd appreciate any input.

There is https://github.com/mandarons/icloud-drive-docker

There's also obsidian remote which let's you self host it.

This but consider using the dockerfile in this issue which switches the image to use kasmvnc and an actual recent version of obsidian https://github.com/sytone/obsidian-remote/issues/51

I have written it in github issue

That said, this project that makes obsidian available via a web browser might work great for you. https://github.com/sytone/obsidian-remote

I spent some time today trying to get obsidian-remote working on my Synology NAS but I haven't had luck yet. The container starts up, but it can't access some of its own ports for some reason. Might still try to do some troubleshooting.