rclone sync will not re-copy a file, so ok to kill it.
--- kill the rclone sync
--- run rclone selfupdate to get latest stable.
--- run the command again, with --dry-run -vv
--- post the debug output including the top twenty lines.
That's not how software is updated on package managed systems such as Linux systems. The package manager (i.e. dnf on RH systems) should only be used to update software. The vendor has tickets open to update it's version of rclone.
Did you really mean I should post the entire debug output including the top twenty lines or did you mean you just want the top twenty lines? The entire debug output is 342116 lines of security sensitive information that I am not allowed to post.
The top 7 lines are:
2023/04/04 08:42:43 DEBUG : rclone: Version "1.60.1" starting with parameters ["rclone" "sync" "[redacted]" "onedrive:/Backups[redacted]" "--links" "--delete-excluded" "--exclude-from" "/tmp/exclude" "--transfers" "10" "--dry-run" "-vv"]
2023/04/04 08:42:43 DEBUG : Creating backend with remote "[redacted]"
2023/04/04 08:42:43 DEBUG : Using config file from "[redacted]/.config/rclone/rclone.conf"
2023/04/04 08:42:43 DEBUG : local: detected overridden config - adding "{b6816}" suffix to name
2023/04/04 08:42:43 DEBUG : fs cache: renaming cache item "[redacted]" to be canonical "local{b6816}:[redacted]"
2023/04/04 08:42:43 DEBUG : Creating backend with remote "onedrive:/Backups[redacted]"
2023/04/04 08:42:45 DEBUG : fs cache: renaming cache item "onedrive:/Backups[redacted]" to be canonical "onedrive:Backups[redacted]"
followed by a series of DEBUG lines regarding local files and whether they are going to be copied to the remote ore skipped, either because they are already there, or because --dry-run is active. So honestly, nothing really interesting.
Where there is a Duplicate object found in source - ignoring message reported, there is no other information about that file printed.
So again, my question is what is the definition of a duplicate object in a Posix filesystem?
Sure it is - many people use self update on Linux as repo or package manager are an awful way for rclone as it's not maintained/hosted or anything rclone so you get whatever the package manager wants which tends to be very old versions and unmaintained versions.
Check out:
The duplicate isn't likely on the source but really it's seeing something like that in the source, which creates a duplicate on Onedrive. The debug logs would probably list out the file I'd imagine but you haven't included a log to check out.