2019/11/08 11:52:14 ERROR : Serien/_ToSort/XXX/S03/XXX.mkv: Failed to copy: corrupted on transfer: MD5 crypted hash differ "6cfb87bea1d2434d5a079d4f69307c64" vs "4272086a059629fef92768b633a543ed"
2019/11/08 11:52:14 ERROR : Serien/_ToSort/XXX/S03/XXX.mkv(0xc001e60120): failed to transfer file from cache to remote: corrupted on transfer: MD5 crypted hash differ "6cfb87bea1d2434d5a079d4f69307c64" vs "4272086a059629fef92768b633a543ed"
2019/11/08 11:52:14 ERROR : Serien/_ToSort/XXX/S03/XXX.mkv(0xc001e60120): RWFileHandle.Release error: failed to transfer file from cache to remote: corrupted on transfer: MD5 crypted hash differ "6cfb87bea1d2434d5a079d4f69307c64" vs "4272086a059629fef92768b633a543ed"
2019/11/08 11:52:14 ERROR : IO error: failed to transfer file from cache to remote: corrupted on transfer: MD5 crypted hash differ "6cfb87bea1d2434d5a079d4f69307c64" vs "4272086a059629fef92768b633a543ed"
What is your rclone version (output from rclone version)
rclone v1.50.1
os/arch: windows/amd64
go version: go1.13.4
Which OS you are using and how many bits (eg Windows 7, 64 bit)
Windows 10 64bit
Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive)
Google Drive
The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp)
Nope. They are moved from the download folder. And later i move them to the mounted drive. There should be no access especially no write access to the files.
Copy with total commander to the mount: md5 hash error
Copy with rclone to the cache: md5 hash error (rclone copy D:\Test.mkv GCache01:Serien --fast-list --progress --log-file "E:\RClone\copylog01.log" --log-level INFO)
Copy with rclone to the crypt: works (rclone copy D:\Test.mkv GCrypt01:Serien --fast-list --progress --log-file "E:\RClone\copylog01.log" --log-level INFO)
Can something bad happen if i just delete everything inside my cache folders?
Hmm, i tried it several times. I think 5 or 6 times. I try it again, when i have more time. And then i test my use case without cache again. The last time, it was terrible slow without cache. That's why i have a cache remote.