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What you need for this job is a VPN, a virtual machine in the cloud. Luckily, I can tell you a way to solve this anyway. In that case it just defaults back to a standard 'middle-man-transfer' and that is why your speeds are slow - you are piping it all through your local bandwidth. But even one of them were in this case it would not help you. It won't actually do anything here since neither remote is a google drive. drive-server-side-across-configs is a google-drive flag only (as the first part of the name suggests). They have to be on the same system - so for example one of Google's backends can server-side to other Google backends. Thank you!Ĭloud Storage: Dropbox (2 TB) & OpenDrive (Unlimited)Īs far as I am aware at least, it's not possible to do a server-side transfer between completely different providers. It transfers fine but the speeds are awful, again, likely because of the above I'm guessing, or there is a limitation somewhere on the cloud services.Īny suggestions/guidance here? What am I doing wrong? Is there a better way to do this? I feel like I'm overthinking it.Īny and all help is much appreciated. I have tried using this command: rclone copy -vv -drive-server-side-across-configs=true 'Dropbox:/example.mp4' OpenDrive:/ and a few variants but no luck. I can only assume this is because it's using my local bandwidth rather than Dropbox/OpenDrive's

Get it to transfer more than 100 kBytes/s on average.

Tell rclone to use the servers bandwidth instead of my own (since it's so terrible and I need all I can get to do basic things).

The problem here is that I can't seem to: Enter rclone which has has given me hope to transfer from one cloud (remote) to another and cut me out as the middle man.

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Ideally I would just use the clients and download the whole lot and re-upload it manually but that would take forever. Fast forward a few years later and my Dropbox ran out of space so I decided to switch to OpenDrive which offers unlimited storage at a better price, which is great! But now my problem is getting those 2 TB worth of files copied from Dropbox to OpenDrive. Keeping up with the new files since then hasn't been a big deal since the bulk of it is already there. This has made synchronizing my 2 TB of files a nightmare.īefore I moved here, I was on a cable internet connection and was able to upload all my files to Dropbox. If I'm lucky, I can get speeds of 25 Mbps download and 1.5 Mbps upload at best by combining two ISP's (and paying a fortune). In short, I live in a rural area where the internet is very poor. It has the potential to fix a data storage problem I thought was unfixable but I've encountered a few issues. I just discovered rclone and I am very excited to start using it.

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I will update this comment with any future clarifications to avoid spreading the details out, making them harder to find.Hi all.

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At this point it is unclear how to resolve where a file exists or how to retrieve it purely by hash.

May support file-level deduplication, as if you supply a file size and hash when uploading a file, it will return you info that a file with the same size and hash already exists.

However there is a 'Description' field for both files and directories that could potentially be used to store some limited metadata.

There are currently no facilities for storing arbitrary per file/directory metadata.It is also nice that it only purges files for a given session_id. Supports Cleanup (purging files from trash).(these use the same API calls, passed with a flag to indicate if it is a copy or a move) Supports both copy and move operations for both files and folders.Supports 'purge' (delete of whole folder and contents).Versions seems to be an upgraded account option though) Does allow duplicate files (they call them 'versions', and they are denoted with an additional numeric suffix in parens in the GUI.

This limit appears to be per path/file segment, it is unclear if there is a whole path length limit but so far it appears there is not.

Has a file/directory name length limit of 255 characters (I assume this is bytes, not unicode).

File and directory names are case insensitive.

Supports modtime for files but not directories.

I've been going over the API docs and double-checked with a contact at Opendrive support, and so far it appears that OpenDrive:

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