I'm trying to copy files from google drive to be stored locally sized around 3.2~3.5 terabytes, but when I leave the rclone to run overnight by the morning I check on it my network would be disconnected so it shows
Attempt 2/3 failed with 1 errors and: couldn't list directory
and dial tcp: lookup www.googleapis.com: no such host
Is this just an issue with my network or something else? I'm running window 10 64 bit and rclone version 1.52.2
Also if I want to restart the download again after it shows error and I want it to ignore files that are already copied to the destination folder what command would I use?
Is your computer (desktop or laptop) programmed to go to sleep when not in use? That's pretty normal for Windows machines, these days, to save power. And if so then it'll cause the network to drop.
I'm trying to run the command again and see what it will hapend tonight but let's say I had to stop the program or if the program crash for whatever reason could I use the command --ignore-exisiting to ignore already copied files?
Or will this also ignores patially copied files aswell such as ones with 0bytes, or files that was being downloaded but get stopped midway. Is there a way around that?
Oh ok, but if for any reason I had to restart the program or the program crash leaving some files to be patially downloaded (0byte files etc), will it ignore these and not download these files?
each time rclone is run, it will compare the source file and dest file.
if they are different, in size or mod-time, the rclone will copy the source to the dest.
if there is a source file not in the dest, the rclone will copy source file to dest.
if you are not sure what will happen, run a test using --dry-run