I have a directory with more than 16324 objects.
Now when I try to add an object I have the date of the object which is 0001-01-01 01:00:00.
I have the problem with rclone/uplink/webinterface.
I have no problem in a directory with less objects.
I can repeat this problem with creating a folder with more than 1000 objects
with rclone, I made a test by configuring it with tardigrade and AWS. I copied a file on my bucket and also with uplink. I have the same result.
As I said before, when I have less than 1000 files, I have no problem. With Linux and Windows platforms, I have the same result.
ok I’ll go post this on github
ps : it’s not a big deal, I don’t care about dates.
echo “\n”
echo “\n”
echo “\n”
echo “##################################################”
echo “################# small folder ###################”
echo “##################################################”
echo "folder list "
uplink ls sj://backuppcloud/configuration/
echo “upload test file”
uplink cp test.data sj://backuppcloud/configuration/test.data
echo “looking for the date”
uplink ls sj://backuppcloud/configuration/
echo “clean”
uplink rm sj://backuppcloud/configuration/test.data
echo “##################################################”
echo “################# huge folder ###################”
echo “##################################################”
echo “count number of objects”
uplink ls sj://backuppcloud/duplicatibackup/ | wc -l
echo “count number of objects with the bad date”
uplink ls sj://backuppcloud/duplicatibackup/ | grep ‘0001-01-01 00:17:30’ | wc -l
echo “count number of objects with other date”
uplink ls sj://backuppcloud/duplicatibackup/ | grep -v ‘0001-01-01 00:17:30’ | wc -l
echo “upload test file”
uplink cp test.data sj://backuppcloud/duplicatibackup/test.data
echo “looking for the date”
uplink ls sj://backuppcloud/duplicatibackup/ | grep test.data
echo “clean”
uplink rm sj://backuppcloud/duplicatibackup/test.data
echo “############# end test ############################”
echo “##################################################”