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I would have thought so.

try it but add the --dry-run flag, so it wont actually do anything

rclone --config=/root/.config/rclone/ -v --dry-run copy gcd:Backup /folder/where/i/want/myfiles

If you get permission problems with that then just move the config file to somewhere your current user has access to (you could put it somewhere on volume1)

Sorry me bad, you need to reference the actual config file. here’s an example to list your top level directories

rclone --config=/path/to/.config/rclone/rclone.conf lsd gcd:

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what do you get if you type
pwd
when you login via ssh

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Fixed :slight_smile: moved the rclone.conf to a user folder and then its working with rclone --config=/path copy bla bla etc :slight_smile:

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I mounted a folder in synology and I can read in filestation but I can not write on it. I mounted using this -> sudo rclone mount Backup:/ --default-permissions --allow-non-empty --allow-other /volume1/cloud/Backup/ &
it is imposible copy file on it using filestation. But if it possible using the shell. Anyone can help to me with this??

thanks in advance