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jstaf / onedriver

A native Linux filesystem for Microsoft OneDrive
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I can not copy complete files, When I copy from onedriver to my desktop and if the file size is 3GB, only it copy 374.8Mb #257

Open lc-cmd7 opened 2 years ago

lc-cmd7 commented 2 years ago

I can not copy complete files, When I copy from onedriver to my desktop and if the file size is 3GB, only it copy 374.8Mb

lc-cmd7 commented 2 years ago

The file is a .iso, for example.

lc-cmd7 commented 2 years ago

I have the file in onedriver, but when I copy this to other folder only I get 374.8MB of that file. I can not get the complete file.

Thanks!

jstaf commented 2 years ago

I think the readme has a warning at the bottom that it doesn't work super well with large files. Realistically, the solution for this is for me to stop storing files in BoltDB (and just put them on the host filesystem), that's sort of a long-term goal of mine for future work.

intgr commented 2 years ago

Hang on, onedriver causes silent corruption of files with no warning or error to the user?

What happens when the user moves the file instead of copying, the data would be lost forever?

Silent corruption should NOT be described as "doesn't work very well" in small print, it should be a large warning at the top of the page.

ngoonee commented 2 years ago

Hang on, onedriver causes silent corruption of files with no warning or error to the user?

What happens when the user moves the file instead of copying, the data would be lost forever?

Silent corruption should NOT be described as "doesn't work very well" in small print, it should be a large warning at the top of the page.

While this is valid, I would guess that since the problem happens when copying OUT of the mount point, the user can just restore the file on OneDrive itself.

Unfortunately this bug precludes a lot of usecases for onedriver =(