Zelatrix
(Callum)
#1
I am trying to list the contents of a directory and sort them, and to do this, I am using the command
rclone lsd "GSuite_Crypt:Dropbox" | sort -k 2
to sort the output of lsd
by name. When I run this command, however, I get the error:
Input file specified two times
Am I doing something wrong here? What does this mean?
Looks good to me:
felix@gemini:~$ rclone lsd GD: | sort -k 2
-1 2019-09-29 21:57:58 -1 crypt
-1 2020-03-10 05:20:13 -1 test
Zelatrix
(Callum)
#3
How come it throws an error? I don't understand why it complains if that should work.
What's the output of that command without the sort? Does it work?
Zelatrix
(Callum)
#5
Removing the sort works, yes. It lists the directories like I'd expect
asdffdsa
(jojothehumanmonkey)
#6
works for me
user01@EN07:/mnt/c/data/rclone/scripts$ rclone lsd wasabieast2: | sort -k 2
-1 2019-10-18 15:14:53 -1 vserver03
-1 2019-12-23 11:30:52 -1 vserver03-bjv.h.vserver03.g.ampe01
-1 2020-01-16 12:05:36 -1 encbucket
-1 2020-02-17 11:20:38 -1 handbrake01
-1 2020-03-16 19:27:17 -1 thetestbucket
-1 2020-03-22 13:32:45 -1 en07
what version of rclone are you using?
asdffdsa
(jojothehumanmonkey)
#11
that command will not work on windows as is, as it is written to be used on linux.
you need to tweak it.
if you install WSL - windows subsystem for linux, then you can run it
Zelatrix
(Callum)
#12
Ah, OK. I didn't know there were commands in rclone
that were Linux specific.
asdffdsa
(jojothehumanmonkey)
#13
rclone works the same on windows and linux.
however, the sort command, that is not part of rclone but the underlying operating system.
Zelatrix
(Callum)
#14
Oh, it's a Linux thing. OK.
system
(system)
closed
#15
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