It was discovered after lots of experimentation that the cmd/mount
tests have a tendency to lock up if GOMAXPROCS=1 or 2. Since the
Travis builders only have 2 vCPUs by default, this happens on the
build server very often.
This workaround increases GOMAXPROCS to make the mount test lockup
less likely.
Ideally this should be fixed in the mount tests at some point.
Before this change rclone attempted to set the "updated" field in
uploaded objects to the modification time.
However when this modification time was before 1970, google drive
would return the rather cryptic error:
googleapi: Error 400: Invalid value for UnsignedLong: -42000, invalid
However API docs: https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/json_api/v1/objects#resource
state the "updated" field is read only and tests confirm that. Even
though the field is read only, it looks like Google parses it.
This change therefore removes the attempt to set the "updated" field
(which was doing nothing anyway) and fixes the problem uploading pre
1970 files.
See #3196 and https://forum.rclone.org/t/invalid-value-for-unsignedlong-file-missing-date-modified/3466
Before this change using --user and --pass was impossible on the rc
from a browser as the browser needed to make the OPTIONS request first
before sending Authorization: headers, but the OPTIONS request
required an Authorization: header.
After this change we allow OPTIONS requests to go through without
checking the Authorization: header.
Before this change when using "rclone config create" it wasn't
possible to add passwords in one go, it was necessary to call "rclone
config password" to add the passwords afterwards as "rclone config
create" didn't obscure passwords.
After this change "rclone config create" and "rclone config update"
will obscure passwords as necessary as will the corresponding API
calls config/create and config/update.
This makes "rclone config password" and its API config/password
obsolete, however they will be left for backwards compatibility.
Before this change serving bucket based objects
`[remote:bucket]/path/to/object` would fail with 404 not found.
This was because the leading `/` in `/path/to/object` was being passed
to NewObject.
When sorting fs.DirEntries we sort by DirEntry type and
when synchronizing files let the directories be before objects,
so when the destintation fs doesn't support duplicate names,
we will only lose duplicated object instead of whole directory.
The enables synchronisation to work with a file and a directory of the same name
which is reasonably common on bucket based remotes.
In #2728 and 55b9a4e we decided to allow server side operations
between google drives with different configurations.
This works in some cases (eg between teamdrives) but does not work in
the general case, and this caused breakage in quite a number of
people's workflows.
This change makes the feature conditional on the
--drive-server-side-across-configs flag which defaults to off.
See: https://forum.rclone.org/t/gdrive-to-gdrive-error-404-file-not-found/9621/10Fixes#3119
Under Linux, rclone attempts to preallocate files for efficiency.
Before this change, pre-allocation would fail on ZFS with the error
Failed to pre-allocate: operation not supported
After this change rclone tries a different flag combination for ZFS
then disables pre-allocate if that doesn't work.
Fixes#3066
Before this change rclone would fail with
Failed to set modification time: InvalidObjectState: Operation is not valid for the source object's storage class
when attempting to set the modification time of an object in GLACIER.
After this change rclone will re-upload the object as part of a sync if it needs to change the modification time.
See: https://forum.rclone.org/t/suspected-bug-in-s3-or-compatible-sync-logic-to-glacier/10187
