Beta support seems to have been added to the rclone beta branch a couple of months ago, so just go to the settings page for the plugin and change to the beta branch? No need for an update.
I haven't gotten the message yet but decided to take migrate everything to my own storage again.
Didn't really use much more storage in the cloud than i have local anyway so it was more of a backup than anything. Just have to find a new offsite backup solution for non-replacable data.
I think the (almost) free ride from Google is finally comming to an end.
In the logs you posted it already starts by throwing errors trying to copy the existing rclone binary to the sbin directory.
Then you get errors trying to just download the untouched zip file from the rclone webpage to your flash drive and then errors trying to create a config file.
If anything it's the rclone folder it doesn't like. I suggest reading up on IO errors and see if you can find a solution that way.
You're having I/O errors on your flash drive. I'd be surprised if this was related to the rclone plugin. Could be a corrupt filesystem or dying flash drive or any other number of things.
But again I don't think this is related to this plugin specifically.
That's why the error asks to check firewall and DNS settings 😉 seems you have some sort of connectivity problem.
I'll try and make the error message a bit more helpful in the future
This plugin is not going to be able to fix anything unfortunately. It just installs the rclone binary and does some unraid specific QoL things.
I'm not having any permission problems on 6.10.x so it isn't universal either.
Sorry for the late reply guys
My time is very limited right now so i won't have a chance to look at this in the foreseeable future.
PR are of course welcome
@Luciano200x
The plugin probably didn't install correctly. Try removing it and adding it again and check the install popup for errors. Most likely you are blocking the download from the rclone website somewhere (firewall, pihole)
I seem to have introduced an error in the plugin where it doesn't correctly remove all packages on a failed install giving the impression that the plugin installed correctly when in fact it didn't.
I'll fix it first time I get a chance
I actually considered this when i first saw it a couple of years ago, but then and seemingly still, the feature is classified as experimental.
When it gets more mature (or at least loses the experimental tag) i'd love to look into adding it in a more seamless way to the plugin.
@Dr.NAS
Could you link me the official source? Can't seem to find it on the rclone github repo.
I agree though the colorful icon is a bit jarring in the new design language of unraid. There is an all black version on the rclone repo i might switch to.
Edit: oh now i remember why I chose the color version, the monochrome won't work on the dark mode theme! Going to leave it as it is.
@APD189
This is a thread for the plugin version of rclone. If you're having trouble with the docker version you should probably direct your question to the docker specific thread.
@livingonline8
... I see that you were actually one of the people that already asked this question back in December and Stupifier told you not to mount to a non-empty folder.
The allow-non-empty function does not work anymore on unraid.
I suggest you read the suggestions you already got a couple of months ago 🙄
@livingonline8
Your problem has already been discussed multiple times in this thread. Please search the thread for the older discussions.
TLDR: don't try to mount to a non-empty folder