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(jojothehumanmonkey)
January 12, 2020, 4:12pm
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yes, rclone can safely move files provided there are no bugs, which does happen, as with all software.
if you make a mistake with the rclone command, you could lose all your files forever!
if you do not have a backup of the files, it is good to be paranoid.
sure move is nice that it is one command.
but in this case do three separate commands.
copy
check
delete
Hmm, this is something I need to fix .
Can you make an issue about this on GitHub please so it doesn't get missed - thanks
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Okay, so long story short, through my own stupidity, the use of many variables, and my own lack of foresight to review scripts after variable changes, I managed to do an rclone move dir:/ dir:/. Yeah… stupid stupid stupid.
Worse yet, I let it run the full drive because I didn’t take the time to review what was going on.
So, I now have hundreds of thousands of files in the trash, waiting to be restored.
How can I accomplish restoring them back to their original directory structure (encrypted…
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Dear fellow rclone users...
merry christmas to everyone
I need help to restore my rclone-encrypted remote files.
Background: I messed up my freenas server. I've stored all my important pdf documents (8GB!) there and did set up a remote backup ("freenas cloud sync task") which is based on rclone to backblaze b2. Solid idea.
Tl,dr: I tampered with my server, all data gone, the only data that is left is the remote backup at backblaze, rclone encrypted.
Sooo, how do i decrypt th…