I expect you are using OSX and you uploaded those files with the amazon uploader (or an old version of rclone).
The amazon uploader (and old versions of rclone) doesn't normalise the UTF-8 characters from OSX which makes rclone think they are different.
You can't see it in what you've pasted because something has normalized the listings (maybe the forum software). However the two file names must be different as you can't have duplicated file names.
This answer on stack overflow explains what is going on:
It looks like you downloaded the files to a linux box which isn't de-normalising the file names.
So the question is, how did you upload those files? Which version of rclone are you using now, and what exactly do you mean by a conflict - if that is an rclone error message then please post it.
Thanks for responding @ncw - that is some awesome guessing skills you have there :-).
It was uploaded on Windows (using goodsync) and downloaded using a plugin on unRaid (Slackware Linux), the version of rclone is rclone v1.34.
I don’t have the exact message rclone gave, but it mentioned that there was a conflict and downloaded a second copy of the file. If you like I could delete the local copy and re-download them from Amazon capturing the exact message?
The paste was a simple ls -al from a tmux session on the unRaid box - here is an image of the listing:
Hi @ncw, since my last post I deleted my local copy so I don’t actually have two duplicate files anymore. I only have the fresh copy from ACD.
However, I am still seeing a subsequent copy claim that files with an accent are duplicated on unRAID. If I subsequently download them again then it overwrites the file.
I tried this on my Mac and yep, everything is hunky dory there.
I think this might be something really specific to unRAID - let me experiment more and see if I can get a small reproducible case.
One thought - I am using an unRAID plugin which stores a hash of the file in the extended attributes of the file. If it were that I would expect all files to be considered changed though.
Weird, will keep find attractive straws and giving them a pull…
Actually, I have found some more duplicates but xxd isn’t installed(!) on unRAID and simply extracting it from the Slackware package gives an error.
All of this music is legally owned by me, but Amazon might get a bit twitchy about me sharing it. I do however, also have some publicly available music uploaded which is also exhibiting the behaviour.
Would it help if I shared that directory with you?