RT-AC68U Rclone

[yop16]

Hello, sorry for my english, I can intall Rclone with

opkg install rclone

But is imposible to open the rclone config
anywere can help me?

 

[Jeffrey Young]

Have a look here;

Rclone (Entware-NG) issues configuring and syncing

I'm trying to find a way to sync my Dropbox folder to an USB 3.0 drive connected to my router. I'm mostly using Linux and as the Linux Dropbox client has several issues since the last update around two years ago, and Dropbox doesn't seem to intend to fix the (rather simple) issues, I was looking...

www.snbforums.com

It may be that you need to specify a location for the config file.

 

[Jeffrey Young]

Did a few more little searches. What router are you using? Seems that some routers may not be able to run rclone (kernel 2.6). Did also find this, don't know if it will be of any help, but I offer it anyway;

tips:rclone [reMarkableWiki]

remarkablewiki.com

 

[yop16]

Hice algunas búsquedas más pequeñas. Qué router está usando? Parece que algunos enrutadores no pueden ejecutar rclone (kernel 2.6). También encontré esto, no sé si será de alguna ayuda, pero lo ofrezco de todos modos;

[URL unfurl = "true"] https://remarkablewiki.com/tips/rclone [/ URL]

Is asus ac86, the problem is not run rclone config and try reubicate rclone config but nothing

 

[Lynx]

Works fine for me yop16 with RTAX86U - you just have to specify config file on the USB with "--config".

I even made a funky script to monitor a directory for creation of a PDF (sent by my scanner over samba share) and, upon detection of a new PDF, upload it to OneDrive, as follows:

#!/bin/bash

log_file="/mnt/-/upload-scans-log.txt"
rclone_config_file="/mnt/-/rclone_config"
scans_dir="/mnt/-/shares/Scanned Documents/"
upload_dir="OneDrive:/Scanned Documents/"

while [[ true ]]; do

        if ! rclone --config "$rclone_config_file"  move "$scans_dir" "$upload_dir" --include "*.pdf" 2>&1 >>"$log_file"; then
                break
        fi

        if ! inotifywait -r -e modify,create,move --include "\.pdf" --format '%T %:e %f' --timefmt '%c' "$scans_dir"  2>&1 >>"$log_file"; then
                break
        fi

done

This requires 'inotifywait' to be install using opkg.