Can't ls to sub directory? sorry, total newbie here

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This might sound silly, but I can ls my root folder, but when I go down 1 level I get nothing, I must be doing something dumb here, any pointers are appreciated.

C:\R_Clone>rclone --no-check-certificate lsl mar://nonprod-short/
740471 2019-11-11 08:50:28.647573000 Test2/R_Clone/ZZ_rclone_upload_test todays date.txt
740460 2019-10-17 11:24:34.131737500 Test2/R_Clone/ZZ_rclone_upload_test.txt
866385 2019-10-17 11:24:32.662718500 Test2/R_Clone/rclone.1

C:\R_Clone>rclone --no-check-certificate lsl mar://nonprod-short/Test2/

returns nothing... thanks for any help, -newbie

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It looks like you are doing the right thing...

Which backend are you using?

Can you paste what happens when you do

rclone --no-check-certificate -vv lsl mar:nonprod-short/Test2

Note that you don't need the // unless you are using FTP/SFTP in which case you should be using just a single /.

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Thanks, it doesn't tell me a whole lot, but here it is:

C:\R_Clone>rclone --no-check-certificate -vv lsl mar:nonprod-short/Test2
2019/11/11 10:39:13 DEBUG : rclone: Version "v1.49.5" starting with parameters ["rclone" "--no-check-certificate" "-vv" "lsl" "mar:nonprod-short/Test2"]
2019/11/11 10:39:13 DEBUG : Using config file from "C:\Users\pem9013\.config\rclone\rclone.conf"
2019/11/11 10:39:13 DEBUG : 5 go routines active
2019/11/11 10:39:13 DEBUG : rclone: Version "v1.49.5" finishing with parameters ["rclone" "--no-check-certificate" "-vv" "lsl" "mar:nonprod-short/Test2"]

I appreciate the extra set of eyes, not sure why it isn't working for me...

Thanks

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sorry, forgot to mention it is an on premise S3

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I'm trying this from Windows, but also tried this from a docker container on Linux and can't get it to work there either, ls at the root works there too. Not a big problem since I can see all my files/folders, would just be nice to have this working.

thank you,

C:\R_Clone>rclone version
rclone v1.49.5

  • os/arch: windows/amd64
  • go version: go1.12.10
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hello,

  1. what is the name of the on premise s3?
  2. you are using an old version, please update to the latest version.
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thank you, trying to get an answer for #1, I'll update to the latest version too.

I have a project to migrate 2 petabytes to our S3, super happy that rclone keeps the timestamps, that's a life saver.

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hello, it is a NetApp StorageGRID, I think as object storage I'm not thinking about this the right way, used to dealing with normal file system directories. I can view my files from the root, so i'm ok for now, thanks for the help!

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There is something a little fishy going on... Perhaps a not 100% compliant S3 interface maybe?

It might also be worth trying --fast-list and or --disable ListR to see if those do anything different!

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Thanks Nick, --disable ListR did the trick, not too sure how compliant our storage is, but for whatever reason this worked!

much appreciated.

-Mark

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That is good! You can use --disable ListR with all the rclone commands so hopefully it will be a good enough work around.

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