Cloud saving not working

[hamburgerghini1]

Ludusavi version

v0.28.0

Operating system

Windows

Installation method

Standalone

Description

I tried to backup some game saves to onedrive, I downloaded rclone, added it to ludusavi, it opened onedrive login window, I logged it and rclone said that it's connected successfully but I can't upload them to cloud

Logs

ludusavi_rCURRENT.log

[superboo07]

I also have this issue, and have figured out what I believe to be the issue. Its giving rclone the directory its saving to without the ending /, so rclone thinks its being given a file but this file doesn't exist hence the error code 1.

[superboo07]

I also have this issue, and have figured out what I believe to be the issue. Its giving rclone the directory its saving to without the ending /, so rclone thinks its being given a file but this file doesn't exist hence the error code 1.

this assumption I made is entirely wrong, so I greatly apologize. The issue is even though rclone is outside of the flatpak, it will look for its config in the flatpaks file system rather then yours when searching for it. moving my rclones config from home/user/.config/rclone/ to home/user/.var/app/com.github.mtkennerly.ludusavi/config/rclone/ fixed it and should fix it for you as well.

[hamburgerghini1]

I'm on Windows tho... Sent from Proton Mail Android

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On 26/01/2025 9:45 pm, superboo07 wrote: > I also have this issue, and have figured out what I believe to be the issue. Its giving rclone the directory its saving to without the ending /, so rclone thinks its being given a file but this file doesn't exist hence the error code 1. this assumption I made is entirely wrong, so I greatfully apologize. The issue is even though rclone is outside of the flatpak, it will look for its config in the flatpaks file system rather then yours when searching for it. moving my rclones config from home/user/.config/rclone/ to home/user/.var/app/com.github.mtkennerly.ludusavi/config/rclone/ fixed it and should fix it for you as well. — Reply to this email directly, [view it on GitHub](#452 (comment)), or [unsubscribe](https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AXQUQ2EMUBXRW4KU4LS4SWL2MU3NXAVCNFSM6AAAAABV4MOVOCVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMZDMMJUGU3DKNZXGQ). You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[superboo07]

I'm on Windows tho...

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oh then my inital assumption may apply, I apologize for this error. Can you test something for me?

find your saved backup folder, then rename it to ludusavi cloud.bak, afterwards make a file in that same directory called ludasavi cloud without an extension make sure extensions are enabled to be visible. if it has an extension my test won't work. after this please send me the log so I can see if the issue still occurs.

edit: when testing the cloud backup use the upload button in the settings, and send a screenshot of what the folder ludas cloud is in looks like before and after.

[mtkennerly]

@hamburgerghini1

rclone said that it's connected successfully but I can't upload them to cloud

In Ludusavi, it looks like you've configured the cloud path as C:/Users/tommi/OneDrive/ludusavi cloud. However, that path should be written relative to the OneDrive root. In this case, that would mean simply writing the cloud path as ludusavi cloud (just the folder name), without the rest of the local path to your OneDrive mirror. Could you please give that a try?

Alternatively, you could even skip the Rclone integration and just switch your regular backup path from C:/Users/tommi/ludusavi-backup to C:/Users/tommi/OneDrive/ludusavi cloud, and then let OneDrive handle the sync automatically.

@superboo07

even though rclone is outside of the flatpak, it will look for its config in the flatpaks file system rather then yours when searching for it

For what it's worth, you should also be able to add --config /home/<user>/.config/rclone/rclone.conf to the Rclone arguments list in Ludusavi, without having to copy the files around.