When booting into one of my Linux boxes yesterday I noticed that Onedrive sync in Insync was now syncing ALL files and folders.
When booting up another box I have (also Linux) that started doing the same.
Any ideas why that would happen? Had to basically remove and re-add the account and re-select the 2 folders I wanted. Wouldn’t mind if I had a huge hard drive but I don’t sadly and I didn’t want to have all the files available anyway.
Did try online chat but apparently going to be a 2 day wait for a response so I thought I’d post here and see if anyone else was having the same issue.
Just noticed that a TON of files are in the bin on the Linux desktop. Checked on Onedrive and the bin there luckily was empty.
Hi @wheeljack73! Apologies for not getting to this sooner. As per our email correspondence, the sync is now working as expected after removing your account and re-installing Insync.
From your description, however, nothing seemed out of the blue in the steps you took: used a new folder (in this case, letting Insync create the default Base Folder) and only selecting two folders. Should anything odd happen moving forward, quit Insync and send your logs to support@insynchq.com so we can investigate accordingly.
Hi @kmf, I’m very sorry for the huge trouble. Could you please send an email to support@insynchq.com with the link to this post? Do include the following:
The steps you took before the deletion happened
Your logs.db and out.txt files, which should be in ~/.config/Insync
Confirm if you were able to restore your files, either from OneDrive web or your local Trash folder