Suddenly No Hashes Match?

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Hey, I've been using rclone to successfully perform encrypted backups for quite some time now. Unfortunately, as of today, I get this message:

2019/05/15 07:46:43 NOTICE: Encrypted drive 'gcrypt:': --checksum is in use but the source and destination have no hashes in common; falling back to --size-only

This is the same command I've been running automatically since January with no failures:

/usr/bin/rclone --exclude "@eaDir/**" --exclude "@eaDir/" --exclude "synoreport/**" sync -v --config="/volume1/homes/xnaas/.config/rclone/rclone.conf" /volume1/Media gcrypt: --checksum --log-file=/volume1/homes/xnaas/logs/rclonerclone-$(date +"%Y-%m-%d").log

Thoughts? Ideas? Am I going to have to perform an all new backup?

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That is a warning message because crypt doesn't support chksum. Never has. The warning was to warn you so you know.

I'm guessing you just updated...

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I did indeed just update. Well, there we have it haha.

So it was always using just filesize, it just never warned about not matching checksums before the update?

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Correct. It uses file size and dates.

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Good to know!

In that case, is there any way to store encrypted but also use checksums? I see a few old requests on github for essentially a database of checksums or some such, but dunno if those are really relevant or were ever "solved."

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No. Not really. If the file sizes are the same, it will assume they are the same.

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Good enough. Thanks for the info and quick help! <3

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