Switch to set config directory

[Modesty]

Hi

I need a rclone command that picks up my config file. Please don't send me to rclone/documentation because I don't manage to understand what switch to use...

My config file I find this way:

1. Putty to NAS (SSH)
2. sudo -i
3. Dir ---->

root root feb.23. 07:34 .config

So what the path to it I not know (lets use on example from DOS c:\rclone\config)

A switch guess can then be:

rclone configpath: c:\rclone\config copy /volume1/Doc JottaNAS:Doc

So I hope to get help to find this switch in bold letters.

Thanks!

M

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

add this to your command, need to specify the exact file
--config=c:\rclone\config\rclone.conf
this is the documentation
https://rclone.org/docs/#config-config-file

and if you cannot find the config file
https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_config_file/

[Modesty]

Thanks: @asdffdsa

--config=c:\rclone\config\rclone.conf

so switch is --config=, one step further. Thanks

This is from my example, and it was like a C drive. I don't have it on a PC. My conf is on the nas and i dont konw how to find the path. Yes, i dont understant where on my nas my conf file is. Newbee...

My config file I find on my NAS this way:

1. Putty to NAS (SSH)
2. sudo -i
3. Dir ---->

root root feb.23. 07:34 .config

This means that the path is on root after i sudo -i, but the path syntax is unknown for me.

can it be like:

rclone --config=/volume1/config copy /volume1/Dok JottaNAS:Dok ?

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

rclone config file                                                                                                            [33/33]
Configuration file is stored at:
/home/user01/.config/rclone/rclone.conf
rclone listremotes --config=/home/user01/.config/rclone/rclone.conf

and the nas unit, is it synology, qnap or what?

[Modesty]

Holy cow, I finally solved it in DSM (Synology)

My desert journey (ørkenvandring in NO) was trying to config rclone from command line. In Synology UI i fond the answer, root user did find config file by itself, so if correct user is running the script then rclone is running without a path to rclone config file.

In time sceduler had wrong user. I changed to user :root

with user:root it runs

command i run:

rclone copy /volume1/Doc/ NAS:Doc--log-file=LogDok.txt

Now i wait and see what errors I get in the log