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rclone now supports Hubic

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  • chrispchrisp Member
    edited November 2015

    Kupol said: online.net's links to OVH are overloaded most of the time. This could cause slow speed to OVH from online.net.

    I am backing things up from Online.net to Hubic on a regular basis and I saturate the full gigabit uplink with only one connection. It's crazy how fast it is.

    Infinity580 said: Hubic is limited to 1MB/s, so 800kb/s is pretty close.

    Definitely not true. Via API (hubicfuse) I get 114MByte/s. Uploaded almost 7TiB in the last 2 months.

    Thanked by 1inthecloudblog
  • NihimNihim Member
    edited November 2015

    Well the bad thing with the https is that the overhead (n = 4) is killing my weak ass cpu (via nano). Otherwise while using a lot of I/O for other stuff, for one file it reached an avg of 2.5MB/s

    Something I just saw. Only the contents of default dir are visible when you are logged into the hubic web account? Any way to modify that?

  • @Nihim said:
    Any way to modify that?

    From what I read on the hubic forums, no you can't modify it. Though you can use SwiftExplorer to see other containers.

  • @CFarence :
    Thanks rclone's ls will have to do. Atm I am stuck on how the hell do I remove a file from hubic. I don't see any remove option outside sync

  • @Nihim said:
    CFarence :
    Thanks rclone's ls will have to do. Atm I am stuck on how the hell do I remove a file from hubic. I don't see any remove option outside sync

    Yeah, I had the same issue, finally used SwiftExplorer to empty it out. I wish the web interface would let you change containers. It'll tell you usage on the account, but can't view it

  • with rclone from NL using default n=4 got 50MB/s up & 60MB/s down

    So the big problem is removing files and having to manually? refresh the token

  • @Nihim said:
    CFarence :
    Thanks rclone's ls will have to do. Atm I am stuck on how the hell do I remove a file from hubic. I don't see any remove option outside sync

    To remove a file or dir, rclone purge <path> works for me.

    Thanked by 3Nihim CFarence baran
  • @amhoab
    nice! I thought it didn't work when I tried it cause apparently lsd container is slow to update even though if you do ls container the file is removed.

  • @Nihim said:
    amhoab
    nice! I thought it didn't work when I tried it cause apparently lsd container is slow to update even though if you do ls container the file is removed.

    I've seen that before as well; the deletes seem to happen async, but I don't think that's an rclone thing, but just how Hubic/Swift work.

  • yea it's hubic, can't blame the tool used. Seems to me though the file deletion is pretty fast, just container info is slow to update.

  • Hmm. I've set this up and run my sync, and all appears well when I run rsync ls or rclone size. However, I can't see the sync data on the hubic web portal - should I be able to? I can see the rclone app registered in "my account->your applications."

  • If you upload to anything but the default container, you won't see it in the UI. Which container did you upload to?

  • Can't remember.

  • @squibs said:
    Can't remember.

    Then use something like Swift Explorer so see the other containers.

    Thanked by 1squibs
  • @Bochi said:
    Then use something like Swift Explorer so see the other containers.

    Nifty - ta!

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