I am running two instances of rclone: local/Windows and remote/Ubuntu. Identical keys, passwords, etc. Even tried simple passwords like 12345 to be 100% certain that the two installs match.
It all depends on if you copied to the encrypted remote or not. You can put non encrypted files in there, which is what I guess you may have done. If you see those, they are encrypted files.
Absolutely, but if the two rclone.conf files (local, remote) are identical, how could the files uploaded locally be visible, but those uploaded remotely appear non-existent?
The rclone.conf posted above is from the local machine.
This is the remote rclone.conf, from /root/.config/rclone/rclone.conf:
type = drive
client_id = X
client_secret = X
scope = drive
token = X
[scrypt]
type = crypt
remote = share:/encrypt
filename_encryption = standard
directory_name_encryption = true
password = X
password2 = X
[scache]
type = cache
remote = share:
chunk_size = 512M
info_age = 1d
chunk_total_size = 50G
I uploaded to 'scrypt' - locally and remotely. You can see the four folders (locally uploaded) and the single file (remotely uploaded), so they are going to the same remote ....
Both rclone clients are also using the same Client ID and Secret from the same account - with 'Password1' set as 12345 and 'Password2' set as 54321.