Decrypting an encrypted path

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I am trying to decrypt an encrypted path. Basically get a ls of what that path is. Is this currently possible ? I have tried using ls against the main encrypted root but it just give my a ls of actual encrypted has. I then tried using ls against the remote crypt path and that just gives a directory not found.

Basically trying to run a rclone ls g:39240ASDF2934/239402389402 and have it list its decrypted values

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Have you tried the --crypt-show-mapping flag?

I can do something like:

rclone lsd --crypt-show-mapping googleENC:
2017/03/13 16:55:49 NOTICE: TVarchive: Encrypts to “qcm6odqrcjuncnr6it1kqe2h9g”
2017/03/13 16:55:49 NOTICE: MV: Encrypts to “hdnkk31tejgmvrkigehcl8sdeo”
2017/03/13 16:55:49 NOTICE: TV: Encrypts to “jb63m2g7ieuvv7s8cptin55b18”
-1 2016-12-18 00:28:39 -1 TVarchive
-1 2016-12-17 20:33:52 -1 MV
-1 2016-12-17 20:21:25 -1 TV

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gkt in rclone config is encrypt path with remote location of google:kt

$  ./rclone ls --crypt-show-mapping google:kt/XXXXXXXXXX/XXXXXXXXXX
518783331 xxxxxxxxx
518783331 xxxxxxxxx

$ ./rclone ls --crypt-show-mapping gkt:XXXXXXXXXX/XXXXXXXXXX
2017/03/13 21:00:51 Failed to ls: directory not found

xxxxxxx is still the encrypted hash and not the decrypted value

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It seems like --crypt-show-mapping only does top level.

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It will go deeper if you use ls. lsd is list directories. ls will list everything in the tree.

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Maybe it is the latest beta or I am doing something wrong but ls does not decrypt deeper than the root dir.

2017/03/14 07:57:19 INFO  : Google drive root 'kt/encryptedhash/encryptedhash': Modify window is 1ms
    28898 encryptedhash
   30180 encryptedhash
    30967 encryptedhash
    25065 encryptedhash```

It still shows the encrypted hash. I guess there isn't a way to do the reverse. It will decrypt if you use the actual folder name but not when you use the encrypted hash.