Closed jefferyyjhsu closed 4 years ago
Thanks Jeffery - I did a few hours of experimenting and came to the conclusion that the problem is in rclone or Dropbox itself. Please see rclone issue #3609.
Questions... Are you seeing this intermittently, or 100% repeatably? Have you recently updated your rclone version? What platform are you running on?
I added your test characters to my test cases for future coverage.
Hi chnaz, Thanks for the quite response! I have tried to verify whether or not this issue is persistent today. However, it seems like with dropbox reverting the change that caused the issue, I can't reproduce it anymore. However, while doing my tests, it seems like if I create a new folder with the name 測試
on both dropbox and my machine, I will get the error messages shown below.
$ python rclonesync.py /tmp/測試/ dropbox:測試/ --first-sync
2019-10-11 09:02:31,876: BiDirectional Sync for Cloud Services using rclone 2019-10-11 09:02:32,005: Lock file created: </tmp/rclonesync_LOCKtmp_測試_dropbox測試_> 2019-10-11 09:02:32,006: Synching Path1 </tmp/測試/> with Path2 <dropbox:/測試/> 2019-10-11 09:02:32,006: Command line: <Namespace(Path1='/tmp/\xe6\xb8\xac\xe8\xa9\xa6/', > Path2='dropbox:\xe6\xb8\xac\xe8\xa9\xa6/', check_access=False, check_filename='RCLONE_TEST', > config=None, dry_run=False, filters_file=None, first_sync=True, force=False, max_deletes=50, no_datetime_log=False, rc_verbose=None, rclone='rclone', rclone_args=None, remove_empty_directories=False, verbose=False, workdir='home/jeffery/.rclonesyncwd')> 2019-10-11 09:02:32,007: >>>>> --first-sync copying any unique Path2 files to Path1 Traceback (most recent call last): File "rclonesync.py", line 733, in
status = bidirSync() File "rclonesync.py", line 197, in bidirSync src = path2_base + key UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xe6 in position 9: ordinal not in range(128)
In summary:
UnicodeDecodeError
also shows up when I add new files to an existing folder on dropbox. What is your platform (Linux it looks like), and what version of Python are you running?
Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) Kernel: Linux 4.19.66-v7+ Architecture: arm
$ python Python 2.7.13 (default, Sep 26 2018, 18:42:22) [GCC 6.3.0 20170516] on linux2
The issue is with entering non-ASCII paths on the command line. This affects Path1, Path2, --workdir, --rclone, --check-filename, and --filters-file. I've identified solutions that should work on Python 2.7 on Linux and Windows, and on Linux 3.x. It looks like for Windows py2.7 support we'll need another module that handles utf-8 command line entry. I'll get to these changes later next week, fyi. As a work around, just make the path1/path2 params have ASCII only, or py 3.x may work as is.
Should be resolved in V2.9. Please check it out.
Closing
Thanks @cjnaz. Sorry that I missed your last comment from a week ago.
Please give it a try
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I have tested in the past few days. The latest version has performed flawlessly. Thanks, @cjnaz !
One of the folders that I sync between my local file system and Dropbox has non-ASCII characters. I used to use V2.4 and things worked fine until recently. It seems like Dropbox has changed the way they handle non-ASCII characters. To demonstrate the issue, assuming my folder is called
XYZ
(An actual working example would be測試
). The existing content inXYZ
on my local machine and Dropbox is synced. Now, if I add a new file named test.txt toXYZ
on my local file system. After syncing, a new folder with a garbled ASCII name containing test.txt will be created on Dropbox. I have tested the latest release from Oct 4th and it exhibits the same issue.