if i want to upload files into my backup (mounted with crypt and cache) the path/file length is going over 260 letters. The output of the command line "cache open file failed: The system cannot find the path specified" the output of windows is that there is an E/A error with the drive (uploaded the picture at bottom). the problem is i already allowed paths over 260 in GPO...
when i upload data to the folder below and move them to the correct folder This is going.
i already tried to mount the network drive a folder below the destination directory but it didn't worked either.
What is your rclone version (output from rclone version)
v1.52.0
Which OS you are using and how many bits (eg Windows 7, 64 bit)
Windows 10 pro/education have the problem at 3 machines
Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive)
google drive -> cache -> crypt
The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp)
i used for removing the notepad find and replace all option. i looked that the xx yyy and so on have the same File/Path length
i have now google drive -> crypt but it happens again. i think it happens, because i have to activate --vfs-cache-mode to can write into the mount. without i get a error and have to activate it
If you want to keep using Windows's file system you can try this: on the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc), in the left-hand pane, go down to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Filesystem. On the right, find the “Enable win32 long paths” item, double-click it and enable it. This should work on Windows 10 Pro, not sure about education edition but try it.
Using mount to upload files (on windows) gives these kind of problems, You can use rclone itself (rclone commands) to move/copy/remove actions (even locally on your system).
--vfs-cache-mode is not needed to copy files from local to cloud using a mount.
tho on windows, it does speed up the copy operation.
note that the flag has nothing to do with the cache backend.
--allow-non-empty does nothing on windows.
you need to post the debug log, add -vv to the command and post the output
and post the updated config file, redacting private info.
in the logs you keep posting, are there any errors???
i gave you my suggestion, for testing, to simplify the command as much as possible.
if you do not want to try it, not sure what more i can help you with. rclone.exe mount gcrypt:crypt G: -vv and do something to generate some errors.
I'm extremely confused right now. it seems that the --vfs-cache-mode is the problem. my confusion comes from the fact that i took it out in the beginning for testing purposes and it didn't work there