i’m using rclone in a docker and uploading many large files on gdrive (crypt).
However, I had to stop the container for some reasons. When I relaunch the container, rclone simply skipped the file that were being uploaded (ie not resuming the upload). I will let it finish the remaining upload, but I would like to know how to resume those “half” uploads ?
here is the cmd i’m using:
rclone sync -P --checkers 5 --log-file /logs/rclone.log --tpslimit 5 --transfers 5 --fast-list --drive-chunk-size 32M -v /data/ gdrive_crypt:
Its weird, I’ve stopped again rclone and restart with -vv and there is no trace at all of the files that are partially uploaded and therefore skipped.
it’s like rclone is ignoring these source files ???
But I already stopped twice the sync command and relaunch it. After relaunch, it simply skipped the content half uploaded => there are no resume being done and the skipped file is therefore not uploaded.
So what should I do for the skipped file to be uploaded again ?
Files won’t partially upload. They will restart. If they were partial the size would be different and hash would be different and it would be replaced on the next run.
Yes, but this is not working in my case.
One file that wad skipped is Dunkirk => there is no mention of it being skipped / tentatively resumed / or being uploaded again.
My guess is that rclone will try to uploaded it again once all files are
alors je confirme bien que les fichiers dont l’upload a ete interrompu ont bien ete repris en toute fin (c’est a dire, apres que les autres fichiers ont tous ete charge).
Donc pas de soucis !
Merci