Hi,
OneDrive Sync worked for ~1 year, now it keeps failing with the Error: “failed to open source object: unauthenticated: Unauthenticated”.
Dry run always comes back successful. It sees the files, but is unable to copy them. The credential is also verified as valid.
Using TrueNas Core version: 13.0-U6.2
Does anyone have an idea?
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I have the same problem. Any news here?
I have the same problem. Someone can help with this?
Disclaimer: I am no expert in TrueNAS, FreeBSD, Unix or rclone so all below is probably a bad advice, do not follow.
Got same problem on Oct 23rd.
Appears to be this: Onedrive “Unauthenticated” issue - Suspected Bug - rclone forum
Why it starts now on our boxes? Who knows, mine was also working fine for months.
What I tried: updating to 13.0U6.2 - did not help. Updating credentials - did not help.
I do not know if rclone update is included in TrueNAS 13.3, this could be a viable path if it is.
But I decided to do it hard way.
- Follow this: SOLVED - enable pkg on 11.3 | TrueNAS Community
- make backup of
/usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD.conf
- rename
/usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/local.conf
to local.conf.bak
- edit
/usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD.conf
as provided
- From shell
pkg update
. Ignore the library version warning.
pkg upgrade rclone
- you’ll need to upgrade both PKG and RCLONE. Thankfully rclone is updated to 1.68 which has the fix in.
- Optional - you can restore the backups.
Proofs:
Thanks, but I can´t even find how to access the /usr… data files.
No idea how I even got so far lol…
Ah sure. No problem. You could use commands like cd
to change directory, cp
to copy and mv
to rename.
BUT! You can also use something like WinScp and use a convenient Windows UI, it even has a built-in text editor All you need to do is to connect to your server from a Windows machine and login as root.
If you are worried about providing credentials to a third-party app - just look at the number of downloads on the official site WinSCP :: Official Site :: Download
Had the same issue, its a rclone bug. ran sudo rclone selfupdate --beta
from command, rebooted and it is now appears to be working as intended.
I had tried the stable release, but it didn’t fully work. It worked better than the error, but still failed on something… beta worked.
Version: beta: 1.69.0-beta.8384.b9207e572 (released 2024-10-29)
Can confirm that @AgentMC’s solution worked for me. I tried @Aipoc76’s solution, but TrueNAS Core was refusing to allow the root account to update the binary complaining that it was write protected.
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