Err, no it doesn't and that will cause a problem with mount. Mount will randomly see one or the other and report that.
Thought so, since multiple dedupes have been run now without any change plus I couldn't find any code reference for deduplicating that combination, only for same directories or same objects.
Thanks for clarifying.
root@v22019043885288555:/# rclone lsf gdrive_audio:
Audiobooks/
Audiobooks
Comedy/
Domian/
Sampler/
System Volume Information/
mountcheck
Based on the discussion above with ncw, you may need to delete the Audiobooks file manually to get the Audiobooks directory to show up properly in the mount.
A simple way to do it:
- Mount it to a temporary directory.
- Rename whatever is shown to something like
Audiobooks-1 - Unmount and remount it. It should show both the directory and the file now, with one of those being named as
Audiobooks-1, depending on the above step. - Delete or rename the file/directory as appropriate and then remount.
There may be an easier way to do this, this was just the first thing that sprang to my mind.
You should be able to delete the dupe from the WebUI.
Log into the drive and just delete the file that matches the crypt directory name.
I tested on a non encrypted remote and that worked for me.
Yes, this finally helpded!
Guys, you are brilliant, thanks for all your patience and support!
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Awesome!
Happy we got that sorted out.
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