I am new to rclone and I am finding some difficulties to synchronize with dropbox.
When I try to sync my folders, the dropbox randomly shows 4xx errors in relation to some subfolders. I don't see any specific reason, because when I give the command to sync only those subfolders, the dropbox is able to sync them normally.
The same error occurs with the "tree" command.
It seems that it is a specific error of the dropbox, because I can sync these same folders without any issues on google drive and koofr using rclone commands.
I also noticed that each time rclone retries to sync these folders with an error, it checks all the others files and folders again, doing unnecessary work.
Does anyone know why the dropbox displays this 4xx error and how to avoid that?
Is there any way for rclone to just retries folders that have failed, since sometimes the retry works, without having to check all files again?
I'm using debian 10 (64 bits), rclone v1.51.0 (- os / arch: linux / amd64 - go version: go1.13.7).
Also, I am using my own app id (but there were errors before that too)
The log of my last sync (notice that the retries worked this time, but it is not alwalys like that):
No, each time it shows different folders, which leads me to believe that it's a dropbox problem in dealing with many reading requests. It seems that it is really a specific dropbox problem, since google drive and koofr do not have the same problem with the same folders.
Since retries sometimes work, I don't see any option but to increase the number of retries with --retries and let rclone try until it succeeds.
Can you try rclone lsf on it with -vv --dump bodies to try to get it to go wrong with a smaller log?