Is anybody using SFTP and rsync.net?

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hello,
is anybody using rsync.net as a back-end, using SFTP?
i would like to have a conversation with you?

thanks,

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I have a test account with rsync.net so I've tested that rclone works properly. I also implemented support for md5sum and sha1sum with them too.

(You'll need 1.49.x for proper support)

What would you like to know?

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hi ncw,
i wanted to know if md5sum would work but you anticipated my question.
thanks

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rclone calls the rsync.net provided md5sum binary on files when it wants to know md5sums. It also works with sha1.

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i am in contact with rsync, but they do not seem to offer month-to-month and trial accounts.

i use rclone with wasabi and have been very satisfied with upload speeds and tech support.
in fact, i think that wasabi tech support will be contacting you soon.
i mentioned to them that wasabi is not mentioned as a storage provider
and that
wasabi is not mentioned at https://rclone.org/overview/

just yesterday, i got another rclone forum user to try wasabi; i think that you posted to it this morning, about the slow uploads to dropbox and the --exclude filter.

thanks much

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Wasabi are mentioned on the front page: https://rclone.org/

Because they use the s3 protocol they aren't mentioned on the /overview which is more a comparison of what the different backends can do.

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yes, that is true, you are right

i like wasabi and i think it is a good match with rclone.
i keep reading posts about slow backends with various limits of data transfters per day and transactions per second and charges to upload/download and as so on.
so the more people that know about wasabi the better.

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