When I try to use teracopy to copy my main folder/directory it locks up the machine and requires reboot

Any suggestion?

I have a minio s3 server running on truenas scale on my home lab.

The minio server is running only on http , as this is to use only on local network behind a firewall.

For test purposes i installed stablebit cloudrive on server 2025. 

I can connect to my minio s3 server ok , but when i try to create a drive i get error "When DisablePayloadSigning is true, the request must be sent over HTTPS"

How can I bypass this error?

Thank you

PS: I tried edit advanced settings and put DisablePayloadSigning = false. This did not work. What are the accepted values for these fields?

OneDrive just alerted me that my entire 1TB storage was used. I only have the CloudDrive folder, nothing else. CloudDrive is showing "Cloud Used: 279 GB". How have I reached my 1TB storage limit, when CloudDrive says I'm well under the 800 GB usage? My OneDrive recycle bin is empty. I do not have duplication enabled. What am I missing?

Thanks!

I have gradually been moving some local storage into the CloudDrive framework, because it's on a second networked machine, and I wanted to use DrivePool.

I run 3 different DrivePools, and it's taken me a bit of organising and reorganising to get the right drives in the right pool. I think that's where things may have gone wrong.

Situation:

I have a physical HDD, mounted on its host machine as W:\.

On my CloudDrive host machine, I have created a 4TB File Share Cloud Drive on the network share of that drive, named Cloud-SS-W. I have mounted that drive locally as C:\MountCloudW, so I can browse to it.

CloudDrive says that Cloud-SS-W has 3.15TB 'Cloud used'. This makes sense to me, given the data that I believed was on it.

When I browse to W:\ in the filesystem of the drive's host machine, it has 3.15TB of files in a StableBit Cloud Share Data folder.

When I browse to C:\MountCloudW in the filesystem of the CloudDrive host machine, it says it has 4TB free, and no files beyond the Recycle Bin and System Volume Information system folders.

How do I recover the files that have been chunked by CloudDrive, and are sitting in the Cloud Share Data folder? The attachment and metadata files are still there too, along with 32999 100MB part1-chunk-###.dat files

I'm looking at CloudDrive and I am trying to understand it's limitations. To my understanding you're able to upload your data in StableBit to whatever provider you chose? Basically a cloud backup of your data?

I was curious if I could do the other way around? I basically want my Dropbox Data to be synced/stored locally? Since I can't mount Dropbox to a StableBit drive, I thought I could do something similar with CloudDrive?

Help me understand, thanks!

Then I added some more drives and started a larger file transfer. I accidentally kicked out the power during this transfer and ever since then, the combined drive is extremely slow to the point of being non functional.  Simply clicking a folder takes 10 minutes to load. 

• Both windows task manager and drivepool (under performance) show no utilization during the lag period. 
• Windows event manager doesn't show anything.
• Ran checkdesk on all drives and it seems fine.
• I did notice that drivepool shows 'checking' on the bottom window.

The drives work speedy and completely fine when browsing the hidden drivepool folder, it's only slow when using drivepool.

Any suggestions/logs?

Tried to run it, got 

thought okay, let me try and repair it - no dice. Hangs. Also this error 

I've gone through tons of troubleshooting regarding the policies, added my local account and all admin accounts with permissions - nothing works.

I simply cannot CloudDrive to work. DrivePool and Scanner - no issues.

CloudDrive is simply impossible to install.  The frustrating thing is the SHUTDOWN service installs and runs just fine, and I don't have an explanation to that.

However, trying to add the Synology drives is sure not as straightforward as I thought and while I'm fairly technically inclined, I've reached a wall regarding things such as ISCSI and using CloudDrive to access the network storage.

I currently have 16tb of JBOD on my synology nas.

I want to be able to include that into my Drivepool so that the data is seen there. 

I want to be able to have all of my currently stored media to show up in this pool.

I've set up CloudDrive and that seemed like it would be super easy, added the entirety of my media folder into there, but I could not in any way create a mounted drive that would show me all the items I have stored there, and I'm left befuddled to say the least.

Can you help with this? I'd really, really like to get this going.

Where I stand now: I "created" a new drive in CloudDrive but the storage options did not make sense and still don't, and I'm left now with a random 10GB share. The whole point was to have my existing media available in my Drivepool, not create cordoned off spaces that aren't easily accessible directly from my Synology or my Pi which is what I use to manage the different "Arr" systems.

Hope you can provide a bit of guidance. To say the instructions on the "file Share" within CloudDrive are leaving me a little confused is an understatement, it's lacking so much information that I'm left even more confused.

I have found that OneDrive has some limitations, such as the following:

1. The number of characters allowed in a file or folder name is limited to 400 characters, including the full path (file and folder structure). With encryption enabled, the length of the name increases, which could potentially exceed this limit.

2. OneDrive tends to experience performance issues when there are more than 50,000 files in a directory. After this limit, access to the files may not run optimally, which could cause delays or syncing issues. The default file size that CloudDrive creates is 10MB. For 1TB of storage, the total number of files would be approximately 100,000, calculated as 1,000,000MB / 10MB = 100,000.

I’m not sure if there are any other limitations I should consider before setting up CloudDrive and DrivePool. Is there any guidance or optimal configuration recommendations for using OneDrive with CloudDrive and DrivePool?

The 2 drives on Onedrive had their quotas reduced while I wasn't looking, so they both are over-quota and as such are limited to read-only. I added the 3rd drive to the pool expecting that I could remove the 2 Onedrive clouddrives and eveything would move to the 3rd clouddrive.  Unfortunately, both Oneddrive clouddrives have 100's of GBs on the cache drive pending upload. This makes it so I can't remove either of the drives because drivepool wants to write the removed files to the other Onedrive clouddrive. I thought clicking the pause button on the drive would force the files to the new drive, but the pause doesn't work - it lights up for a split second then goes away.
I've also tried detaching the cloud drives, but get a message that "they'll detach as soon as we upload that 100 GB that's pending upload" or something like that.

I'm kind of stuck. Any thoughts on a way to get these read-only drives out of the pool so that the pool is writeable again?

Onedrive for Business
     x https://somehost.sharepoint.com        Create
     x https://somehost.sharepoint.com        Create

Is there any way to look at the details of each of these and determine which is which?

 

0:01:55.1: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization] Initial synchronization complete.
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0:01:55.5: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronizationSignal] [signal] Connected to Signal server (173.68.147.210:34160).
0:01:56.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:27] [change-tracking] Set CloudServiceInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:01:56.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:27] [change-tracking] SetBatch on cloud (T=00:00:00.1781305)
0:01:56.1: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:27] [change-tracking] Set UpdateInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=187, CloudRevision=188)
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0:01:56.1: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:27] [change-tracking] SetBatch on cloud (T=00:00:00.1627609)
0:01:56.1: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronizationSignal:18] [signal] Cloud storable 0x3ab8b3c3d6c5fac1070e41136c9c21548f67b485 changed (CloudRevision=278).
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0:02:02.6: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...
0:02:03.4: Information: 0 : [Main] Updating free space...
0:02:03.4: Information: 0 : [Main] Service started.
0:02:03.4: Information: 0 : [Main] Synchronizing cloud drives...
0:02:05.4: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Synchronizing cloud drives...
0:02:05.5: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Valid encryption key specified for cloud part 3b9fdbb9-b92f-43e2-a148-f6b32737475c.
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] Set CloudProviderInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] Set CloudDriveInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] Set CloudDiskStatisticsInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] Set CloudDriveStatusInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] Set CloudMountingInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] Set CloudUnmountableInfo on cloud (Result=Saved, LocalCloudRevision=, CloudRevision=1)
0:02:07.0: Information: 0 : [ServiceStoreSynchronization:46] [change-tracking] SetBatch on cloud (T=00:00:00.3990282)
0:02:13.8: Warning: 0 : [ApiBox] Server is throttling us, waiting recommended 1,716,000ms and retrying.

Let's start by visiting https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/dashboard

You will need to agree to the Terms of Service, if prompted.

If you're prompted to create a new project at this point, then do so. The name of the project does not matter, so you can simply use the default.

Now click ENABLE APIS AND SERVICES.

Enter Google Drive API and press enter.

Select Google Drive API from the results list.

Click ENABLE.

Next, navigate to: https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials/consent (OAuth consent screen)

Choose External and click CREATE.

Next, fill in the required information on this page, including the app name (pick any name) and your email addresses.

Once you're done click SAVE AND CONTINUE.

On the next page click ADD OR REMOVE SCOPES.

Type in Google Drive API in the filter (enter) and check Google Drive API - .../auth/drive

Then click UPDATE.

Click SAVE AND CONTINUE.

Now you will be prompted to add email addresses that correspond to Google accounts. You can enter up to 100 email addresses here. You will want to enter all of your Google account email addresses that have any StableBit CloudDrive cloud drives stored in their Google Drives.

Click ADD USERS and add as many users as necessary.

Once all of the users have been added, click SAVE AND CONTINUE.

Here you can review all of the information that you've entered. Click BACK TO DASHBOARD when you're done.

Next, you will need to visit: https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials (Credentials)

Click CREATE CREDENTIALS and select OAuth client ID.

You can simply leave the default name and click CREATE.

You will now be presented with your Client ID and Client Secret. Save both of these to a safe place.

Finally, we will configure StableBit CloudDrive to use the credentials that you've been given.

Open C:\ProgramData\StableBit CloudDrive\ProviderSettings.json in a text editor such as Notepad.

Find the snippet of JSON text that looks like this:

"GoogleDrive": {
    "ClientId": null,
    "ClientSecret": null
}

Replace the null values with the credentials that you were given by Google surrounded by double quotes.

So for example, like this:

"GoogleDrive": {
    "ClientId": "MyGoogleClientId-1234",
    "ClientSecret": "MyPrivateClientSecret-4321"
}

Save the ProviderSettings.json file and restart your computer. Or, if you have no cloud drives mounted currently, then you can simply restart the StableBit CloudDrive system service.

Once everything restarts you should now be able to connect to your Google Drive cloud drives from the New Drive tab within StableBit CloudDrive as usual. Just click Connect... and follow the instructions given.

(It should detect my pool and drives as soon as I re-install the stablebit drivepool on the new windows)

I know it but I haven't tried it myself yet, so I want to be certain that's the reason why I am writing this post here

my situation is like this

1.My Windows c:\ drive is not part of pool (Obviously !)

2.I will not attach a new drive or detach a new drive before and during the installation process

3.My actual system is running on windows 10, I am willing to clean-install windows 11

4.I've named my windows drive to "Windows 10 drive" so there is no way that I will make a mistake and wipe the wrong drive 

In this situation after clean reinstalling windows 11 and then installing drivepool again it will recognize the pool and my drives right ?

that's my first question and lastly should I remove the license of drivepool before wiping ? or is it safe to keep ?

the app is throwing some errors regarding having trouble uploading to onedrive, but when i re-authorize it seems to be ok.

any ideas?

did some more testing, the 100% cpu issue seems related to problems with onedrive (although probably a bug in Stablebit cloud drive because a problem with onedrive shouldn't lead to 100% cpu use), i tried reauthoriing, the web page opens up, says it's ok, but shortly after i get an error from onedrive saying it can't upload, there is no space, i check the one drive, plenty of free space, no problem there. 

I have one drive where I have activated "automatic unlock". Unfortunaly the Cache is on my C drive which does not hold enough free space (since "to upload" gets larger all the time). 
How can I remove the saved key?
Changing the Cachefolder is impossible without reattaching the drives. Correct? Any other "hacks" I might try?

My second question would be if there are any proposed ways to get everything out? 

Regards
 

1.2.6.1700
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* BETA
* Google Drive support is being discontinued in StableBit CloudDrive.

Why is Google Drive no longer supported?
 

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Google Drive cloud drives will not be accessible after May 15, 2024

What exactly happens on May 15, 2024?
Will there be another anouncment of some sort?

I deleted about 200GB but Clouddrive is still showing the google drive as full, and isn't updating, still shows as 500+GB if i log into Google drive.

i have tried cleanup, clearing cache and reauth (just in case)

This of course affects a lot of us!

Thank god im using box.com, but I like to have my things duplicated at two providers!

Have you thought about adding new providers such as pCloud and others who also offer cheap storage?