Transfer file from Google Drive to Mediafire

Question

Is there any way to transfer a file from Google Drive to Mediafire?

I want to download a file from torrent. When using Boxopus I can't download this file directly (I get an HTTP error). So I saved it to Google Drive but I can't download the file with download manager in Ubuntu. For that reason I want to transfer this file to Mediafire.

My Internet speed is very slow so I can't download with torrent, download with single connection and should download with a download manager.

Any idea how to do this?

Solution 1

It is not necessary you transfer the file to MediaFire.

You can use Grive - Google Drive client for Linux, It allows synchronize your Google Drive files with a directory on your local storage from the command-line.

Follow these steps to install:

• Add the Grive Tools PPA to your software sources and install Grive Tools. Open a terminal window and enter:

  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:thefanclub/grive-tools
  sudo apt-get update
  sudo apt-get install grive-tools
  

• Using Grive:

  1. Grive will download/upload new or changed files from the directory you run it so firstly, create a new folder, let's call it grive, in your home directory:

     mkdir -p ~/grive
     

  2. Next, navigate using the terminal into the newly created grive folder:

     cd ~/grive
     

  3. The first time you run Grive, you must use the -a argument to grant it permission to access your Google Drive:

     grive -a
     

After running the command above, an URL should be displayed in the terminal - copy this URL and paste it in a web browser. In the newly loaded page, you'll be asked to give Grive permission to access your Google Drive and after clicking Allow access, an authentication code will be displayed - copy this code and paste it in the terminal where you ran Grive.

That's it. Now each time you want to sync Google Drive with your local grive folder, navigate to the grive folder (step 2) and run grive (this time without -a since you've already authenticated Grive with Google Drive).

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Solution 2

You can use OffCloud to download torrent file directly to your Google Drive. Or to other cloud service. It's a paid service but you can try it for free for up to 3 torrents

And you can use MultCloud to transfert from Google Drive to Mediafire (or to other cloud services) and vice versa. It's a paid service too but you can use it for free for up to 2TB.

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