Sometimes qbittorrent creates weird file names and rclone skips those files, because the name is just some random stargate symbols
The file works fine - I can watch it with VLC. Is there any way to rclone not to let ignore those files?
Sometimes qbittorrent creates weird file names and rclone skips those files, because the name is just some random stargate symbols
The file works fine - I can watch it with VLC. Is there any way to rclone not to let ignore those files?
What filesystem and OS is that screenshot from?
Also - why are the files named like this? Is this the name it is supposed to be - or is Qbittorrent producing an error? Because if so then the best fix it probably to correct the problem at the root - ie. in Qbittorrent.
Also - show me the rclone command you used to attempt to transfer the files with. I primarily want to see where you are pulling the data from (ie. from a mount, a local drive, a network drive or whatever it might be).
if you do do this in CMD/terminal...
rclone ls C:\path\to\files
Are the files visible here?
Did you get an errors from rclone when yo tried t transfer the files?
Thanks for your input. I have updated to the latest version and apparently it uploads the weird chars now. I was on 1.3something.
Oh yea, that sure can explain it. 1.3 is very old by now and a lot can have changed since then - even on the cloud-system's side of things.
PS: Be aware that if you use Linux, it is a known problem that many repositories have really old versions rclone. I suggest always downloading directly from the site - either as an install package, or even easier - just use the 1-line install script that does everything for you in a few seconds (link on download page)
EDIT:
Wait - I have not misunderstood you right? Did you get errors on the new or the old version?
Latest stable is 1.51.0 - and I highly recommend you use this as development and improvement in rclone happens at a pretty fast pace.
The error was on v1.3
I updated manually to newest one v1.5 and that fixed the error - Indeed, I was on a Linux system
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