Thats the error which doesn't look like an auth error.
You could try disabling http2 - that has helped other users - with the --disable-http2 flag or the more specific
--drive-disable-http2 Disable drive using http2 (default true)
Hmm, http2 should be disabled already for drive - did you enable it in the config?
I don't know how to enable http2. Only if it is already a default config.
done. lets see. I'm trying --drive-disable-http2 first.
is drive the same for google cloud storage?
hi,
drive is for google drive, not GCS.
might try removing --use-mmap.
as per the docs,
"It is possible this does not work well on all platforms so it is disabled by default; in the future it may be enabled by default."
Sorry, I forgot you were using google cloud storage.
I just checked and --disable-http2 does work with GCS and is what you want to use instead of --drive-disable-http2
--disable-http2 seems to solve the problem.
but is this a network or rclone problem?
Will we have something in the future that doesn't let http2 keep trying connections and lock the system?
I think it is an http2 interoperability problem.
We disable http2 for Google drive also - maybe GCS uses the same technology?
Maybe we should make a flag for GCS like the one for drive?
and using http2 and if that has any problem on the second try use http?
I think you'll struggle to tell the difference in performance between http1 and http2 so I don't think it is worth falling back.
From my searching, it "feels" like those HTTP2 errors are more something in the GO libraries as I seem them other spots here/there.
I used to get them on Google and recently on Dropbox so I don't think it's a specific provider.
Since HTTP2 has been off, zero issues for me.
http/2 is still relatively new so interop propblems are to be expected. The go implementation is a from scratch implementation so may well have bugs. Then again most tools don't support http/2 at all so maybe we haven't seen as many http/2 problems because of that!
Disabling HTTP/2 won't affect the performance. It might affect the latency slightly, but it won't be my much.
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