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When checking the 'too_many_requests' message, it appears to come from Dropbox. I already followed the suggestion to create my own App_id.
And I cannot find the issue with the invalid file names.
Any hints on what I can do? Or do I just need to stop trying syncing my entire dropbox folder in one go.
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rclonesync has been exercised with a couple million files over 400 GiB. See the README benchmark case. Due to rate limits on some cloud providers syncs of this size make take quite a while.
Check with the rclone forums on how to manage the rate of requests. I think you can pass the needed switches via the --rclone-args switch. Please post the solution for others.
The invalid character '<' error is coming from rclone. It is possible that rclonesync is passing an invalid command line. Run rclonesync with -vv to show the commands being passed to rclone.
If the problem isn't caused by rclonesync, then check the rclone forums, and also try an older/newer version of rclone. What version are you running now?
This is the log:
When checking the 'too_many_requests' message, it appears to come from Dropbox. I already followed the suggestion to create my own App_id.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/43573150/139029070-ff61868b-e666-460a-a145-cfde00208f8e.png)
And I cannot find the issue with the invalid file names.
Any hints on what I can do? Or do I just need to stop trying syncing my entire dropbox folder in one go.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: