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Rclone & Rsync Transfer Guide

Do you remember the how to setup rclone, or initate transfers, me neither... This guide helps you quickly set up and transfer files between your MacBook, SharePoint, and the Alpine HPC cluster. Just copy and paste.

Install rclone

Install rclone for mac on your macbook and rclone for linux on the Alpine cluster in projects/ https://rclone.org/downloads/

Setup onedrive remote

Follow this markdown for detailed instructions

Rclone copy from Sharepoint to your macbook

rclone copy -P --tpslimit 10 --fast-list remote-name:/path-to-transfer-location-on-sharepoint recieving-directory-name

Rclone copy from macbook to sharepoint

rclone copy -P --tpslimit 10 --fast-list sending-directory-name remote-name:/path-to-transfer-location-on-sharepoint

rsync

Rsync is commonly available on most clusters. I use rsync to transfer between Ovis & Alpine. Run rsync from Ovis. Alpine does not support rsync or scp for outbound transfers.

rsync path-to-sending-directory/* reciever-address:/path-to-recieving-directory

Receiver addresses:

Alpine

foxhol@colostate.edu@login.rc.colorado.edu:

Ovis

foxhol@ovis.biology.colostate.edu

Helpful rsync flags

Flag Purpose
-a Archive mode (preserves structure)
-v Verbose output
-h Human-readable sizes
--info=progress2 Show detailed progress
-n / --dry-run Trial run (no changes made)
-r recurse into directories

Example Dry Run

rsync -avh --info=progress2 --dry-run /source/dir/ foxhol@colostate.edu@login.rc.colorado.edu:/dest/dir/

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