I’ve Rclone setup on a Linux computer. On that computer, Rclone uploads to GoogleDrive. I’d like to access those uploaded files on a different computer. I think that once I’ve got Rclone set-up properly on the second computer, I can use it (perhaps together with Rclone Browser) to access the files. But how to set it up? Should I give the new instance of Rclone the same ‘client_id’ as the old one? And what about the encryption I have on the files? Should I enable the ‘team’ option? Thanks.
PS: I do not need, at least for the time being, any true/greater syncing capacity.
EDIT: Solved, by copying /home/<user>/.config/rclone.conf from the computer with the working rclone to the computer on which there was a fresh rclone install. So doing enabled me to use RcloneBrowser to get at backed-up files, and I imagine I could use scripts that invoke Rclone to sync various files - and I may do that in the future.
Thank you. I will try out that suggestion. (Also, I should have said that the other computer is also Linux.) If everything works, do I need to mark this question as resolved, in some way? (I’m new to the Rclone forum.) Thanks.
‘Setup Config -> rclone copy remote local’ - you mean I should run the terminal command ‘rclone config’ and then choose an option labelled ‘rclone copy remote local’? (Sorry; I’m responding to these posts on my Windows PC, which doesn’t have Rclone installed; I’ve Rclone on a Linux PC and I’ll be putting it onto another Linux PC.)