Then it seems to run, and I see that that it’s trying to transfer one of the two files in a subfolder, as it should, but it hangs and the progress stays at 0% and just the time elapses.
When I check on my B2 acct, it just shows that the subfolder name has transferred, but none of the 2 files in that subfolder have transferred.
With the rclone sync command I have listed above, shouldn’t it transfer everything under the VeeamBackup folder? So it should transfer the subfolder and all the files in it, right?
Are they big files? You can run with -vv on the options and you can see what it is doing. I think B2 has to generate checksums on files so maybe that it?
The -vv should shed some light on what it’s doing though as your command is right.
Am trying what you suggested. What lines do I look at on the screen? The last INFO line says “waiting for transfers to finish” but it still is staying at 0% transferred.
Hmmm, it was working for 12 minutes, then abruptly ended. I restarted and if it doesn’t work, I wonder if I’ll have to add the “upload cutoff” and “chunk size” commands too, which are listed at the end of the B2 web page you linked to?
You sure you want to disable checksums? It’ll work with them on but it’ll need to calculate it and then it’ll store that on b2 so it knows you have a correct and consistent file (s). If you’re transferring lots of files you should just raise the transfer threads.
Not sure about anything. It seemed to be transferring, but slowed down my whole internet (which is usually speedy) over wifi, and was still transferring the file very slowly. Should I re-enable the check sums? How do I increase the transfer threads?
You should be able to just select the contents of the log (you can use the --log-file parameter) and paste it here. Or you can upload that log to some sharing tool like Google drive an share the link here or pm.