Yeah, my wording sucks as I read it back as I meant at the end of the remote name and the OP actually has the name of the remote being remote so using remote is going to be very confusing.
"gcrypt": {
"directory_name_encryption": "true",
"filename_encryption": "standard",
"password": "blah",
"password2": "blah",
"remote": "GD:crypt",
"type": "crypt"
is mine for my test Google Drive.
how would i edit the file to be this
You don't edit files.
Use
rclone config
and follow the prompts.
so would i remake the cyrpt file to be called
Gcrypt and follow al the info as the one above
also do i need to create any folder where and what name
The names you choose are really up to you and how you want to name things as it's all your choice.
I use GD for my Google Drive remote.
I use gcrypt for my Google Crypt remote.
I use DB for my Dropbox remote.
The remote names can be anything that works and help you out. I picked names that work for me.
if you are going to use root, then need to change service file
–config=/home/ubuntu/.config/rclone/rclone.conf
to
–config=/root/.config/rclone/rclone.conf
how?
do i do this
what do you mean?
at this point, did you fix the remotes in the config file?
did you test both remotes using rclone lsd -vv?
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