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--- programming:python:rclone-vers [2023/10/22 22:33] – jay
+++ programming:python:rclone-vers [2023/10/23 18:47] (current) – [Getting Previous Versions] jay
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 ===== Wrapping Rclone =====
-I found [[https://forum.rclone.org/t/b2-version-support-with-encrypted-filenames/2417|this nice little shell script]] that will actually allow you to get an older version of a file.  While it does the job, it's pretty simple and hard-coded.  Therefore, I whipped up a Python script that's more flexible, allows you to choose the version to download, or simply download all the older versions.
+I found [[https://forum.rclone.org/t/b2-version-support-with-encrypted-filenames/2417|this nice little shell script]] that will actually allow you to get an older version of a file.  It's worth noting that [[https://github.com/crustymonkey/rclone-vers|rclone-vers.py]] is a much more optimized version of that shell script, which will scan through every file in your bucket twice to find the desired files.  There are no full scans with this script.  While it does the job, it's pretty simple and hard-coded.  Therefore, I whipped up a Python script that's more flexible, allows you to choose the version to download, or simply download all the older versions.
-==== Downsides ====
-It should be noted that there are some downsides to this.  Due to this being a workaround, it means that there are large file scans that are done in this, which means it's quite slow.  I have some ideas for optimizing this, but I've carried over the same problems from the original script at this point.
 ==== Setup ====
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                         The configuration for local enc. from the rclone.conf
                         (default: local-crypt)
-  -e ENC_FNAME, --enc-fname ENC_FNAME
-                        You can optionally shortcut the search process by
-                        passing in the encrypted filename path (default: None)
   -o OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
                         The directory to put the unencrypted file in (default: