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Uploaded file contains the host name. #66
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If I run
What is the easiest way to upload from my local PC to the remote drive only? |
The command to use should be Edit: |
Can you please test PR #67?
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I am also currently looking at the logic of |
Not sure what the reason was, but now it is working well with Closing this issue... |
Glad it is resolved, however I would rebuild using the latest commit so that you only need to use:
By using that combination, the client would potentially be also syncing changes from OneDrive. |
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Once I update the local file and call
onedrive --synchronize --local-first
, another file is created on the remote OneDrive with the host name of my PC.Local file:
L01.csv
Remote files:
L01.csv
&L01-ip-172-31-41-236.csv
ip-172-31-41-236
is the hostname of my AWS EC2 instanceL01.csv
(remote) is not updated but contains the original contents when it was created.ip-172-31-41-236.csv
is updated whenever I execute the command above.Which command should I execute to update the remote file only?
(Only the local file is modified and I jsut need to get the remote file updated too)
Cheers.
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