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What is this file ? rcindex #23

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mobilelifeful opened this issue Mar 6, 2022 · 8 comments
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What is this file ? rcindex #23

mobilelifeful opened this issue Mar 6, 2022 · 8 comments

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@mobilelifeful
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Thank you for sharing this.
Any change we can know what rcindex is ?

@developeranaz
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developeranaz commented Mar 7, 2022

Sorry about that file, i lost that uncompiled version.
This file is recovered from one of my older docker image . That's why i hadn't released it officially.
I need to rebuilt that file again, be patient i'll rebuild it and release it soon.

And I'm not good at programming, I made it with the help of stackoverflow and other websites, that's why it's hard to build it again to me. 😅

@mobilelifeful
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mobilelifeful commented Mar 7, 2022

Thank you for the quick response.
Maybe you can also post the recovered version in this repo, so anyone who is using it can help as well.

@bolavefasfas
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Brooo so you are saying this is a compiled version of a docker image right ??
I want to create such files how to create them
any wiki page please

@developeranaz
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No, rcindex contains just simple rclone commands, i thought it would get rid of heroku ban at that time. Just use rclone serve http yourremote: or rclone rcd --rc-serve

@bolavefasfas
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Bro whats the difference between, How are they different from one other

  1. rclone serve http remote:
  2. rclone serve webdav remote:
  3. rclone serve ftp remote:
  4. rclone rcd --rc-serve remote:
  5. rclone rcd --rc-web-gui remote:

and which one can bypass 5 gb mega limit for index?

@developeranaz
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developeranaz commented Oct 18, 2022

rclone serve http remote: and rclone rcd --rc-serve are better and right way to serve through heroku.
rclone serve http remotename: --> serves your remote remotename only, ie., single remote in config is only possible.

rclone rcd --rc-serve --> This serves all your remotes in your config, wheather it is mega or gdrive or onedrive. It index all your remote in a single index.

webdav can also be used in heroku but it is for mounting or adding network drive for windows. Its disadvantage is it has file size limit (<50MB files only)

rclone rcd --rc-web-gui --> its not a true index of remotes. Commonly used for generating config, copying one remote to other and gives overall bandwidth consumed etc..

Mega 5gb quota bypass is possible not because of rclone. Its because of heroku's restart dyno feature.

Please note there are mistakes in ** your ** commands you have commented.

@bolavefasfas
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Thanks Doubts clarified
so
rclone serve http/ftp/webdav remote: is only for 1 remote
rclone rcd --rc-serve this is just an index for all remotes in config
rclone rcd --rc-web-gui this is like a file browser and for copying or moving or seeing stuff

Please let me know which commands were wrong ig 4,5 th after them remote wont come right ?

@developeranaz
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  1. rclone serve http remote:
  2. rclone serve webdav remote:
  3. rclone serve ftp remote:
  4. rclone rcd --rc-serve
  5. rclone rcd --rc-web-gui

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