Waseh

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  1. That won't be enough unfortunately. 

    You could try running these commands:

    rm -rf /boot/config/plugins/rclone-beta/install

    rm -f /usr/sbin/rcloneorig

    rm -f /usr/sbin/rclone

    rm -f /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

    removepkg rclone-2018.08.25-bundle

     

    However that still doesn't explain why the download is failing. I don't have any problems pulling the beta as of right now. 

  2. Try following this path /boot/config/plugins/rclone-beta/install/ and check the file size of the rclone-beta-latest.old.zip (should be around 7-8 mb) - then delete it and try installing the plugin again.

    It probably won't install but it will clear up if the download is failing. 

  3. What version of the plugin are you upgrading from? Also have you tried removing the plugin and installing it again? 

     

    It doesn't seem to actually be downloading a functioning archive. 

  4. Hey guys

    I've pushed an update that should make the install hang for a shorter amount of time if no internet connection is available as well as retrying downloading rclone if the rclone website is unresponsive.
    Also i have added a check to see if the unpacking of the rclone archive was successful. This should make it easier to understand why an install failed as the "rclone running" error was triggering for other reasons as well. 

    Cheers

  5. That would suggest that the plugin didn't install correctly since only the wrapper seems to be present. 

     

    Is this new behavior and/or is it connected to updating or installing on reboot while offline? 

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  6. Hey guys

    Sorry for the lack of updates in a (long) while ? Real life has been taking up a lot of time and my own install of rclone has been sufficient for my needs.
    However both the stable branch as well as the beta branch should now be able to survive a reboot even if no internet connection is available. Please test it out and see if it's working as intended. I also fixed the missing icon on the settings page.

     

    Cheers

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  7. Both branches always pull the newest version on install (and reinstall or reboot).
    Also i'm more than open to pull requests if anyone has any changes they think would benefit the community. :)

  8. On 23/1/2018 at 8:56 PM, lewcass said:

     

    Same issue here since 6.4.0.

     

    Sleeplog states...

     

     

    ...when in fact one or more of the array drives remain active. Seems plugin no longer understands which drives to monitor.

    I'm also experiencing this

  9. I should probably change that error text. What is happening is the copy command to copy the rclone file is failing. This is usually because the rclone file is being used in some process.
    What used to happen before i added this was that the update went through without any errors but rclone wouldnt actually be updated.
     

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  10. Sorry for being MIA for a bit. I'm currently on vacation so i'll see to updating the plugin when i get back in a week or so.
    I plan to overhaul the plugin a bit so both the stable and beta branches always pull the most current version.
    I also plan to deprecate the GUI as i don't really want to maintain it. Instead i recommend using Squids CA Config Editor plugin to edit the config file - Scripts can be edited through the User Scripts plugin.

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  11. It's not something i intend to implement. :)
    The (very) basic gui for the configuration and scripts is as far as i'm able (and willing ;) ) to take it. If anyone at any point wants to chip in regarding it, it would be much appreciated :)

  12. That would be out of the scope for this plugin.
    It would probaly be possible to run rclone browser in a  RDP Docker (examples of these are found in the docker section) however running rclone in a docker would lose you the ability to mount shares to the filesystem. :) 

  13. I'm having no problem what so ever unmounting by using the script provided in the plugin and through user scripts.

     

    In regards to the gui going to the top when you click apply i'll see if i can change that :)

  14. The "disks" folder is normally created by the Unassigned Devices plugin.  Setting the mount point to be within /mnt/disks is really only required if you need the mounts created by this plugin to be utilized by a docker container.  If you don't require that, then it doesn't matter where the mount is located.

     

    Perhaps it would be a good idea for this plugin to automatically create the disks folder upon installation to eliminate any confusion.

     

    That's a very good idea!

  15. I just updated the beta branch with the newest rclone beta - It should now be possible to upload data to ACD through the fuse mount :)

    I also added a default button to the GUI that returns the active script to the default state.