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Hi @abraunegg --- thank you very much. I just upgraded --- and on restart, I had this warning:
and now the client is printing
every 5-6 seconds. Is it a normal effect of the change of hashes? Or it is something I'm doing wrong? Should I do a --resync?
I rolled back to 2.4.23 for now... but I can check and help testing if you need. |
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I tried a |
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@Rmano This message:
Is also normal ... there is no hash for that file .. or at least not what is being expected. To diagnose this further, please open a bug report, and please generate a verbose debug log and email this ASAP - as this will be the only way to identify what is going on for you. |
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Ok, I'll try. Maybe I just have to wait until the first scan is finished? (I have a very big, ignored directory that nevertheless slows things down). I'll try to dig how to do the verbose log (I know, you explained that to me last time... but... 😳) |
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@Rmano I have analysed the file, and the data, as provided by OneDrive does not contain a hash - which is why the error message is being presented - so this is all 100% accurate. As per my email response, please raise a case with Microsoft to solve your issue. |
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Another question: I added this:
to print the name of the problematic file (s), but even if I tried a bit of blind shots I was not able to print the full path of them... ¿is it possible? Thanks! (Notice that I know nothing of "D", so this is "by feel" and can be horribly wrong). |
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Microsoft has announced the deprecation of sha1Hash on OneDrive Personal starting July 2023.
OneDrive Client Version v2.4.24 has been released to ensure that there are no impacts because of this announcement, however it is critical that you update to v2.4.24 as soon as possible to ensure you are not impacted by the older (v2.4.23 and below) which has to the potential to use sha1 hashes.
It will take a few days for package maintainers to update their packages - so please keep an eye out for new packages for your distribution, otherwise you will need to build from source.
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