My configs are as follows:
But I cannot see my back ups in google drive.
Seems similar to
By backups, did you mean the files that are supposedly uploading in the 2nd screenshot?
If so, could you expand the folder on your Insync app (where it’s supposedly uploaded to) and see if they’re listed? If so, do they have a blue syncing badge beside them?
Okay now I understand they do not appear on gdrive. Just the metadata is stored. Still not it seems the upload is frozen.
Actually, if you’re syncing them to the cloud, they should appear on Google Drive web.
Please do send your logs.db and out.txt files to support@insynchq.com with the link to this post so we can further investigate. Which folder should these files be uploaded to?
I created a folder with the hostname of my machine. It appears to be empty. I just mailed the support.
@vfbsilva Just double-checking:
isengard
to expand it on the Insync app and see if the files are propagating?isengard
?What do you mean by files propagating? I have many files with a green-check now but the folder itself is empty.
There are symlinks, Iḿ trying to synch my home folder and I have symlinks there mostly from python environments.
The issue is stemming from the symlinks because Insync doesn’t support such files. Have you tried adding a non-symlinked file under isengard
to see if that works? If not, it’s best to remove this folder then re-create it, but this time uploading normal files/folders instead of symlinks.
I added many files to isengard. This folder is supposed to hold the contents of my /home/ folder from Linux. The symlimks are originated from the conda environments as they link it to the libs downloaded by pip. So just to make sure, you are saying me that if I don’t synch those folders all other files will work?
Cause the PDFs on the picture for instance are no symlinked.
@mia I might have messed lets recheck:
The synch folder is:
I’m getting many errors about the symlinks as expected but also the isengard folder is showing inside my trashbin in google drive
Some points here:
Isengard
is empty and it’s the only one that has a check, meaning that indicates it’s the only one that’s supposedly syncing.Isengard
on your local folders is also empty. Understandably, that means that if the local is empty, so is the cloud (and vice versa). I don’t see any PDFs in this folder. What PDFs are you pertaining to?What actions did you take before seeing isengard
in your Trash?
What actions did you take before seeing isengard in your Trash?
No exact idea.
So now I’m even more confuse:
I believe this states that those files are also in the cloud (but I can´t see them)
And those are the files wich should be backed to the cloud right?
But I see no isengard folder in gdrive
In this regard I really see the interface as super confusing
Like this screen:
What does it tell me? Those are my gdrive files but I can’t see my backups there. Then I need to navigate to another screen to see if files are there.
I made a video trying to explain what I mean.
@vfbsilva Ah, seems like we had a disconnect in the way we used terms like “sync” and “backup”. That’s my bad. Thank you for walking me through the setup in detail.
The reason why you can’t see those items you backed up is because of how this feature works: https://help.insynchq.com/en/articles/5796363-backup-how-it-works
In short, backed up items are stored in a hidden folder in the cloud. That’s the reason why you can’t see the isengard
contents. You’ll need to delete the backup first.
Afterwards, you can sync the contents to the cloud by uploading them to your base folder.