hubiC is a file hosting service that supports accessing the files via the OpenStack Swift API. Unfortunately, hubiC does not support the standard Swift authentication mechanism and instead uses one based on OAuth 2.0. Consequently, it is not possible to use most of Swift client applications with hubiC. hubic-auth-swift is a simple solution to that problem: it provides a single stand-alone executable that acts as an authentication gateway, enabling applications to access a hubiC account via the standard Swift v1 authentication method.

DISCLAIMER: I am not affiliated with hubiC or OVH. This is a tool I developed for my personal use and is not officially supported by hubiC.

1. Download the executable for your OS (precompiled binaries for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows are provided).
2. Execute it.
3. Visit http://localhost:8080/ with your favorite browser.
4. Follow the instructions.

• A single stand-alone executable.
• Cross platform (Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, and others).
• Caches authentication tokens.
• Includes an in-browser setup guide.
• Can be used behind a reverse proxy.
• Supports multiple hubiC applications (i.e. apps with different client IDs).

Usage: hubic-auth-swift [OPTION]...
 -p NUM --port=NUM port to listen on (default: 8080)
 -a HOST --address=HOST address to listen on (default: 127.0.0.1)
 -t NUM --max-cache-ttl=NUM maximum time (in minutes) to cache auth tokens (default: 30)
 -u URL --base-url=URL the URL that this server is reachable at if reverse proxied
 -h --help display this help and exit

In order to compile hubic-auth-swift you need a haskell development environment. For that, you can use the haskell platform. Alternatively, you can just install GHC and cabal-install. After you have setup the haskell environment, hubic-auth-swift can be compiled as follows:

cabal update
cd /path/to/hubic-auth-swift/sources
cabal sandbox init
cabal install

The resulting binary will be available at .cabal-sandbox/bin.

• node-hubic-swiftauth: a very similar program written in node.js.
• hubic2swiftgate: a solution written in PHP that can be run in an apache HTTP server.