python GSAclone.py -h

usage: GSAclone.py [-h] -m MODE -s SOURCE -d DESTINATION

rclone but with multiple Google Service Accounts.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -m MODE, --mode MODE                        copy or sync
  -s SOURCE, --source SOURCE                  Example: --source remote_1:
  -d DESTINATION, --destination DESTINATION   Example: --destination remote_2:

python GSAclone.py --mode copy/sync --source remote_name_src: --destination remote_name_dest:

var_loop = 3                              # Tells the script how many times it should be looping for.
var_sleep = 60                            # Tells the script how long it should delay the next routine.

rclone_path = "D:/path/to/rclone"        # Path to where you store rclone. You do NOT need to type in "/rclone.exe"!
rclone_sa_path = "default"                # Set this to "default" to use the same path as your rclone path, or set your own path.


rclone_dry_run = "disabled"               # Tells rclone to run in simulated mode (--dry-run). (Default is "disabled")
rclone_verbose = "disabled"               # Print useful information onto the console (or a log file). (Default is "disabled")
rclone_verbose_level = "default"          # Set the verbose level ("default" or "super"). (Default is "default")

rclone_log_path = "default"             # Set this to "default" to use the same path as your rclone path, or set your own path.
rclone_log_mode = "default"             # Set this to "default" or "json" if you want the log to be in json format.

rclone_log_level = "debug"              # Set the debugging level. (Default is "debug". This is NOT the default from rclone! but rather, from this script.)
                                        # Debugging levels:
                                        # DEBUG is equivalent to -vv. It outputs lots of debug info - useful for bug reports and really finding out what rclone is doing.
                                        # INFO is equivalent to -v. It outputs information about each transfer and prints stats once a minute by default.
                                        # NOTICE is the default log level if no logging flags are supplied. It outputs very little when things are working normally. It outputs warnings and significant events.
                                        # ERROR is equivalent to -q. It only outputs error messages.

rclone_logging = "disabled"               # Set to "enabled" if you wish rclone to output its logs into a file. (Default is "disabled")
                                          # If verbose is enabled, logging will be disabled. You cannot have verbose and logging at the same time.
                                          # Since this script is going to loop for a certain amount of time (based on "var_loop") you could end up with a huge log file size!

rclone_check_first = "enabled"            # Tells rclone to perform check first before transfer. (Default is "enabled")
rclone_fast_list = "enabled"              # Enable --fast-list, useful to reduce the API call but uses more memory. (Default is "enabled")
rclone_modtime = "update"               # Tells rclone to update the modified time of a file. (Set to "update" or "noupdate". Default is "update")

rclone_compare = "default"                # rclone compare mode:
                                          # default            : rclone will look at modification time and size.
                                          # checksum           : rclone will look at checksum and size.
                                          # only-mod-time      : rclone will look at checksum and modification time.
                                          # only-size          : rclone will look at file size only.
                                          # only-checksum      : rclone will look at checksum only.