#GOOGLE DOWNLOAD QUOTA EXCEEDED FULL#

Have you pinged your server to see how high it is on average? My latency these days is mostly in the mid 70s, which is not bad, considering the distance, but once it goes above 100, streaming is usually in trouble. Bad peering results in higher latency, which is the number one issue for users of remote hosts (in my opinion). This makes me wonder why you picked that provider to begin with. I used to have it in one TD but I'm not entirely sure that would make a difference here. I figured it would also look a bit better if I didn't have nearly 500TB in one TD. Mostly just because other DDL drives I've seen have followed a similar setup. Why? My guess is you're planning ahead in case you ever hit the file limit. Leaving it disabled for the time being while trying to scan in. This is OK to leave checked, but since you're scanning everything in on a brand new server, it won't be particularly helpful.

#GOOGLE DOWNLOAD QUOTA EXCEEDED FULL#

If anything, this will trigger a full scan when changes are detected (if they are detected at all). Now I keep Plex and rclone on the host OS and Dockerize everything else like *arr services which should be storing data in their respective container data would disable this, as it doesn't do what you want it to.

I used to until one day I came back and my data folder had wiped itself. Seeing as it's currently 149G, I'm inclined to believe it's working.Д®dit: Do you run plex in docker / podman by any chance? It's a relatively fresh Ubuntu install.ДЄnd have you moved the plex cache to a local disk / verified that your union mount is correctly using a local disk for writes. Pastebin is a website where you can store text online for a set period of you by any chance have some indexing running on ur system ( by the OS) ? is the number one paste tool since 2002. My rclone config: Pastebin type = driveclient_id = my_custom_client_idclient_secr. The rclone config contents with secrets removed. No command in specific, was just trying to scan in files from Plex via my rclone mount. Google Drive The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp) Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive)

Run the command 'rclone version' and share the full output of the command. I also have 'Update all libraries during maintenance', 'Upgrade media analysis during maintenance', and 'Perform extensive media analysis during maintenance' all unchecked. I have 'Scan my library' unchecked, 'Run a partial scan when changes are detected' checked, 'Scan my library periodically' set to daily, 'Empty trash automatically' unchecked, and 'Generate video preview thumbnails', 'Generate intro video markers', 'Generate chapter thumbnails', 'Analyze audio tracks for loudness', and 'Analyze audio tracks for sonic features' all set to never. I've taken all the rclone+Plex precautions like disabling analysis in Sonarr and Radarr and disabling things like video preview thumbnail generation and intro detection on a per-library basis. The same thing happened yesterday so some files did scan in and I was able to play the files that had scanned in perfectly fine before starting the scan back up again to finish it and had this issue reappear for the second day in a row. The files will open and play after the API ban expires just fine up until about ~20m into scanning where everything just shits out again. What is the problem you are having with rclone?ДЇor the last two days, while trying to scan my Google Workspace based media library into my Plex server, I've hit some hidden API quota and had all of my files locked as 'Download quota exceeded' across all my team drives and am trying to figure out why this is happening.ДЄccording to my quotas page on my client project, I am coming nowhere near the max queries per 100 seconds and am using 0% of my total daily queries so that doesn't seem like the issue.

Google download quota exceeded