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onedrive --synchronize --resync --verbose fails after several 1000 files downloads #1162
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@JBrolin90 Secondly, you only need to use Thirdly, an exit like you are describing should have some details behind it, however because you say that no error is being generated it is probably indicative of the following:
Follow the directions listed here: https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/wiki/Debugging-SSL-TLS-Issues-when-the-client-stops-syncing-with-no-crash to provide more details around your issue. |
I have the same issue and submitted a bug report -- at least it looks like the same issue. Different config maybe in that I have a sync_list so I am trying to slowly get to a full sync (and remove it). |
@Clear2Go Because this issue cannot be trapped for, the application cannot be restarted If you are however using the systemd service files, the application will restart |
Hello, I got the error 104. Below are the few last lines of the HTTPS log. There is a link to the file below as well So, I assume it means that onedrive is working flawlessly. But maybe OneDrive is at fault. I will continue to restart the initial synch until I'm through with it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IZWrRd_Rv9r_-OG47ILenNpTEDKCGXUE/view?usp=sharing |
This issue is already listed in the known issues document: https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/blob/master/docs/known-issues.md#application-stops-running-without-any-visible-reason As per your logfile, the OneDrive service reset your connection .. why .. who knows. I will review your logfile in full later to see if there is any other detail which can be gleaned. I suggest you reach out to Microsoft as well .. as it is their service which is failing you. |
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I am fairly confident that each time that this has popped up - it has mainly been against the Europe Data Centre's where OneDrive is being hosted from. Checking the debug logs:
Similar here. Fiber to the home, 100Mbit circuit, but in AU rather than EU, but never been able to reproduce this issue when testing against any server or different account types. My only point of suspicion is some sort of mis-configured device within the Microsoft complex servicing OneDrive. |
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Thank you @abraunegg I have compiled the information according to your template and you'll find it below.
I should mention that I cannot be sure if it is a bug or if it something with my setup. It runs so stable and smoothly downloading one file per second or so. The suddenly just quietly drops out.
Of course. Kind of stupid but I just pressed the up-arrow and ran again, without thinking obviously...
Yes could be. However I have a good setup with fiber and guaranteed 100x100Mbit and my is connected with a cable. I find my internet connection quite stable. Also it runs for approximately the same time before dropping out to the prompt. I would therefore suspect a memory leak or something as one possibility. But I only installed onedrive a couple a days ago and know very little about it.
Yeah, that is a tough one. For what it is worth, I chose my ISP as they claim to be very strict with privacy and claim to not do any traffic prioritization. I can see no indication of man in the middle or proxies of any kind. But, then again, I wouldn't know for sure and it could be between the ISP and OneDrive...
Another observation from my side: I have a folder with several wine bottles. Up until now, all drops has been while processing those directories. those bottles contains many files with weird names in deep structure. But it is still too early to draw any conclusion from that observation, I think
I have a huge OneDrive structure with several 100's of gigabytes. I'm attempting to synchronize that structure to my Debian/Bullseye server. The command "onedrive --synchronize --resync --verbose" exits to command prompt after 1-2 hours of downloading files. No error message is given. While it is running, it downloads files successfully.
When I restart the command, it continues where it left off.
onedrive v2.4.7-1, installed from the Debian repository
OneDrive Personal 1TB quota
Debian Bullseye
The sync folder is on a local ext4 spinning drive (sda2)
My os is on sdb1, an ssd
My setup is that I use OneDrive cloud storage and sync it towards my PC, running Debian according to above. I have a dual boot setup with Windows 10. I have not run Win 10 for a little more than 1 month though. In any case, only one machine access the OneDrive cloud at a time.
I'll be sure to send you the information according to https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/wiki/Debugging-SSL-TLS-Issues-when-the-client-stops-syncing-with-no-crash
All the best and thank for bringing onedrive to the community
Joachim
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