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cjnaz / rclonesync-V2

A Bidirectional Cloud Sync Utility using rclone
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Question about running it with cron #77

Closed velduz closed 3 years ago

velduz commented 3 years ago

When the sync is scheduled to run every 5 minutes, what will happen when a sync is still running? Will it just wait until the other one is ready? Or will it simply skip?

cjnaz commented 3 years ago

It will see that the lock file is still in place and quit, and then successfully run at a later scheduled time when the lock file isn't there.

On Sun, Oct 24, 2021, 8:34 AM Jan van Veldhuizen @.***> wrote:

When the sync is scheduled to run every 5 minutes, what will happen when a sync is still running? Will it just wait until the other one is ready? Or will it simply skip?

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velduz commented 3 years ago

This works perfectly. I have successfully created an ansible playbook for setting up the sync. I launch the first-sync in the background and create the cron job immediately. It patiently keeps trying until the first-sync is ready. Really great!

I have still one question: my Dropbox contains thousands of files. More than a gigabyte. Would rclonesync be able to handle that?

cjnaz commented 3 years ago

Should be no problem. Read some of the benchmark info in the readme.

On Tue, Oct 26, 2021, 12:46 PM Jan van Veldhuizen @.***> wrote:

This works perfectly. I have successfully created an ansible playbook for setting up the sync. I launch the first-sync in the background and create the cron job immediately. It patiently keeps trying until the first-sync is ready. Really great!

I have still one question: my Dropbox contains thousands of files. More than a gigabyte. Would rclonesync be able to handle that?

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