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I have a client FTP site that I have been accessing with a Python script that calls duck. It has been running rsync to a locally mounted Google Drive, via Google Drive File Stream. Today, Google made some change that breaks my code. I made a change to locally mount via Mountain Duck. The code is back to working correctly, but is quite slow.
I'm hoping for guidance on the best method to rsync
a source connected via SFTP and
a destination connected via Google Drive API.
Should I have both sides Mountain Duck?
Both sides duck?
Does it matter?
Any guidance appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a client FTP site that I have been accessing with a Python script that calls duck. It has been running rsync to a locally mounted Google Drive, via Google Drive File Stream. Today, Google made some change that breaks my code. I made a change to locally mount via Mountain Duck. The code is back to working correctly, but is quite slow.
I'm hoping for guidance on the best method to rsync
a source connected via SFTP and
a destination connected via Google Drive API.
Should I have both sides Mountain Duck?
Both sides duck?
Does it matter?
Any guidance appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: