I've set up rclone some time ago to automatically start at the system startup. I can't remember if it has always been like this, but now it seems I am unable to download files (seen with images, at the moment) directly to the folder the drive is mounted in. At the same time, trying to upload one via browser (FireFox) is not working and gets stuck seemingly forever.
Run the command 'rclone version' and share the full output of the command.
Please run 'rclone config redacted' and share the full output. If you get command not found, please make sure to update rclone.
[GDrive]
type = drive
client_id = XXX
client_secret = XXX
scope = drive
token = XXX
team_drive =
### Double check the config for sensitive info before posting publicly
A log from the command that you were trying to run with the -vv flag
Unfortunately I don't know how to get the logs from an already running session during the operations I'm trying. I'm responsive though, so I can do it if instructed!
Hopefully this video will help in some way...
kill the mount, add something like --log-level=DEBUG --log-file=/path/to/rclone.log
fwiw, test on the command line using a small, text file, get that working first, then try other apps like web browser.
something like cp /home/slim71/Documents/GDrive/test.txt ./ cp ./text.txt /home/slim71/Documents/GDrive
First, I've tried the terminal commands as you suggested, to check that everything was working: all good.
Then I've retried basically the same stuff I've shown in the video, and I got the same result
But at least the logfile should be useful! Here it is: rclone.log (540.2 KB)
I see some mode=-rw-r--r-- which might give an insight on the permission errors, but I could not figure out much more.
More or less, the timestamp at which I've tried the stuff in the video is 2023/12/08 18:56:41
Let me know if there's still something wrong or something else needed
please make sure to delete the log file before running rclone, ok?
just post the log for the last run of rclone, ok?
else gets very confusing, very quick
delete log, run rclone, try operation in web browser, kill rclone, post full debug log
and to make testing easier and the logs easier to read, mount a subfolder on gdrive, something like rclone mount GDrive:subfolder ....
very hard to view that video. please, create a small sized video, at most, one screen only.
make sure the text can be read clearly before posting.
sorry, night came where I live!
Here's a better video, or at least doing everything in a single screen seems better to me and what I'm doing is visible: rclone_issues-2023-12-09_11.05.44.mkv - Google Drive
Here's the log created during the video: rclone.log (254.4 KB)
BTW. I have tried it on macOS using Firefox. Works without any issues...
maybe try with simplified rclone mount command? e.g.:
/usr/bin/rclone mount --config=/home/slim71/.config/rclone/rclone.conf \
--allow-other \
--vfs-cache-mode=full \
GDrive:/ /home/slim71/Documents/GDrive/
You have a lot of flags which either do not make sense at all (--checkers=16), are deprecated (--cache-chunk-path..) or I am not sure what purpose they serve (--no-modtime). It is possible that such mix creates unexpected results.
but the result was the same... rclone.log (83 Bytes)
I did find something else while trying to post this.
It seems that sometimes, when I try to upload something (now on Google or for example the log file above, so in this forum) to FireFox, the file is being "rejected".
To check this, I've launched FireFox from CLI and retried:
There's some kind of error related to the file descriptor!
Didn't see anything when downloading, but this is a good start...
What's complicating things is that this does not seem to be related to rclone afterall, since it happened with the log file too (which is in another path). I'll try to see if I can figure something out for a ticket to the devs...
You're welcome for any input, but as I've said I don't think this is relevant to rclone (and indeed you seem not to be able to replicate it), so I'll wait a bit and close this.
Thanks!
