The command is simply running, but does not give out the list.
well, that means there are no files in the test: remote or you misconfigured something.
Hi there @Animosity022
My name is Paco from Madrid.
I want to connect to my 2TB Google Drive and I am also facing the same issue as @asdffdsa jojothehumanmonkey
I have a local box with Virtualmin and I want to store my /mysqlbackup and /wwwbackup folder on my 2TB Gdrive but I also have a Ubuntu 20.4 server distro running. So when I configure the rclone config it ask me also to open a webpage to autenticate. which is not available.
Which steps can I take to connect and autenticate my credendials on Gdrive 2TB?
Hoping to hear from you again.
Regards,
Paco
Hi there.
Using this video I managed to access my 2TB Gdrive and i just started to copy files onto my designated root folder. I via another browser I can see the contents there.
So I think it works now.
No my next step is to create a cron (on virtualmin) to sync new files onto the gdrive.
To you have a small script which I can setup to start syncing my MYSQL and WWW folder please?
Hoping to hear from you.
Regards,
Paco
hi, please start a new topic, as your ask is not the same as the OP.
try
rclone mkdir test:test
rclone lsd test:
are you using a free gdrive account, individual paid account, Google Apps/G-suite account or what???
as far as i know, when using a free/individual account.
a service account can only see it owns dir/files.
a remote, using that service account, cannot see the other dir/files in the root of gdrive.
GSUITE - main account (one user)
ok, not sure about that type of account with one user.
tho, not sure you replied to this
I showed that I delegated to this application access to the data in the domain.
Here again more visual
well, the previous screenshot was not in english
Can someone help?
hi, at this point, what do you need help with?
Well, I have already described a whole topic - rclone is mounted, but the mount catalog is empty
and what is the current rclone mount command?
rclone mount test: /root/backup_srv/mount/test