New plugin available: Cloud (access to Box, Dropbox, etc).

[Usher]

You mean the last chunk?
What about my question: Can you use smaller chunks for slower connection? Or use smaller chunks when upload failed?

[ghisler(Author)]

Yes, you need to edit the ini file manually and add the line
uploadBlockLimit=<size in kbytes>
to the section of the connection. For example,
uploadBlockLimit=10240
will use blocks of 10240 kBytes, or 10 MBytes.

[Usher]

Thanks for the info, I will test that setting.
However, the question is a little bit different:
Can the plugin automatically use smaller chunk size when upload fails and save settings when upload is succesful?

[ghisler(Author)]

No it can't. Do you see any more details in the log when enabling detailed logging for the connection? Maybe it shows you why the upload failed.

[Usher]

I will do some tests with enabled detailed logging in and uploadBlockLimit set for different chunk sizes and send you the log by email.

[pplupo]

Can you please consider supporting Proton's drive?

[petermad]

If I delete (right-click menu -> Delete) for example a OneDrive account, I have to restart TC or click the [Disconnect] button in the FTP bar to see that the account(folder) is deleted.

[ghisler(Author)]

Not confirmed. Here is what I tried
F7, enter a name like abc, OK.
Right click on abc, Delete -> it disappears immediately.

[petermad]

Try:
F7.
Enter a name abc.
Choose "Onedrive New" as service provider.
Enter user name for an existing account.
Choose a browser (Microsoft Edge) for login.
Close the dialog.
Double-click on abc - login via the browser.
Leave the abc account folder (Backspace).
Right-click on abc and choose delete - the abc folder is still visible.
Click on the [Disconnect] button.
Re-enter \\\Cloud - now abc has dissapeared.

[ghisler(Author)]

Try disconnecting BEFORE deleting the folder. The folder has to remain while there is still a connection open.

[petermad]

Maybe for a future version an alert telling to disconnect, before the deletion takes effect could be an idea.

[LogicDaemon]

I've successfully set up Cloud plugin for my Yandex Disk account, and uploading small files and downloading any files works fine.
However, when I upload large files, it times out after the transfer.

rclone also had this problem and they offer a workaround – increasing timeout to 60 minutes or more (I actually found that original 5 minutes timeout isn't enough even for 1 GB files).

However, I found no way to increase timeout in tccloud plugin. Is it missing? If yes, please fix it someday

[LogicDaemon]

From what I see Yandex also doesn't support a timestamp when you copy from a local file, or it's just a bug??

It doesn't support it.

but it supports custom properties.
rclone, for example, stores and retrieves dates in

Code: Select all

custom_properties:rclone_modified

(copied from "Properties" window of Total Commander)

[ghisler(Author)]

I tried setting a larger HTTP timeout with InternetSetOption(HttpHandle,INTERNET_OPTION_SEND_TIMEOUT,...
but it seems to be ignored.

[Usher]

2ghisler(Author)
I suspect that it may be some timeout set for every chunk on the server side. In this case only setting smaller chunk size in plugin may help. It's worth a try at least.
Does uploadBlockLimit option work for all supported cloud drives?

In my case OneDrive works without timeouts with settings:
uploadBlockLimit=30720
or
uploadBlockLimit=33280
Behaviour for larger chunks is unpredictable, though there are less broken connections when uploading in the night (probably because of smaller server load).