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Using copy with gc:{id} does not ignore exists files. #31

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Abu3safeer opened this issue Mar 18, 2025 · 2 comments
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Using copy with gc:{id} does not ignore exists files. #31

Abu3safeer opened this issue Mar 18, 2025 · 2 comments

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@Abu3safeer
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Hello, when using

gclone copy remote_name: gc:{FOLDER_ID} 

it does copy everything, even if file present in destination

The expected behavior is to ignore files if exists and copy new files only.

I tried using normal remote with gclone and it worked just fine,

with gc:

 gclone copy remote1: gc:{FOLDER_ID} -P
Transferred:      103.898 MiB / 1.233 TiB, 0%, 8.727 MiB/s, ETA 1d17h8m
Transferred:            0 / 687, 0%
Elapsed time:        12.5s

without gc

 gclone copy remote1: remote2: -P                         
Transferred:      101.340 MiB / 28.108 GiB, 0%, 10.218 MiB/s, ETA 46m46s
Checks:               679 / 679, 100%
Transferred:            0 / 8, 0%
Elapsed time:        16.0s

I am only missing 28GB, but with gc it tries to copy the whole 1.2TB drive.

@dogbutcat
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FOLDER_ID is absolutely replace the root_folder_id/RootFolderID with given one and I've tried serveral times with my drive, working fine, it can ignore exist file, no matter timestamp's diff.

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If your problem exist, please add -vv flag to get more information

or have a try to append flag:--ignore-existing ?

@Abu3safeer
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I will try them and tell you what happens

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