Hello,
Noticed some files are suddently missing more than one time. How can i trace actions made by rclone to figure out what application is deleting them?
I use google gdrive.
With such little details, it's impossible to answer that question.
Check your audit logs on GSuite perhaps?
Hi Torstein,
Perhaps you are looking for the rclone flags: --log-level=INFO --log-file=rclone_log.txt
More info here:
https://rclone.org/docs/#log-file-file
https://rclone.org/docs/#log-level-level
Why google log? I know the files are deleted by rclone, how can we turn on logging so i can figure out whats causing the delete?
Thanks 
will try that.
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You may also just want to add -v to see it immediately in your terminal - or use --dry-run to see what would happen.
Are you running a mount? A copy command? A sync command?
They are?
You said
So that's why I was asking what you are running as if it's a mount, copy, sync, etc.
That's really the reason we have the help and support template that you deleted/ignored so we have a better picture and can assist you in finding out what the problem is.
A log file isn't going to tell you what happened in the past as the GSuite audit logs tell you what was deleted.
Capturing a log file would be for new things and the audit log would be for old things.
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