That's exactly what i am saying.
There are only two possible scenarios:
I point the crypt to "remote:" (that is a bucket) and alongside file names encryption also the bucket name will be encrypted.
I point the crypt to "remote:a directory", avoiding the bucket name encryption.
This is what i was trying to say in all my previous messages. Maybe this message was not clear.
asdffdsa
(jojothehumanmonkey)
December 16, 2020, 5:47pm
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i do not agree about 1.
did you try 1., what happened?
No not tried, just because of what you also posted:
"myremote:" (not recommended).
and
it is generally advisable to define a crypt remote in the underlying remote s3:bucket. If s3: alone is specified alongside file name encryption, rclone will encrypt the bucket name.
My remote would be a bucket so i can't have a bucket in a bucket. So the only option is to create a directory in the bucket and point the crypt to it.
I'm just reporting what's in the docs.
asdffdsa
(jojothehumanmonkey)
December 16, 2020, 5:54pm
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for what it is worth, why not try it and see what happens.
it should work, no problem.
Yes it works, for the reason @ncw mentioned but that i only figure out now.
After the app key creation if i create a remote "xxx", if i do rclone lsd xxx: i still see the bucket under it.
So i can create the crypt remote pointing to "xxx:the bucket name".
ncw
(Nick Craig-Wood)
December 17, 2020, 12:20pm
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Yes that is the reason. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough earlier.
So you must use xxx:bucketName
in the crypt remote config otherwise it won't work.
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system
(system)
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December 20, 2020, 12:20pm
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