Rclone Backup Configuration doesn't accept custom remote name #245

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MrUnknownDE · 2026-04-05T20:26:12+02:00

MrUnknownDE commented

2026-04-05 20:26:12 +02:00

Originally created by @webprogrammingsolutions on 5/3/2024

CloudPanel version(s) affected

2.4.1

Description

I configured rclone with a Minio S3 compatible enpoint. I named my remote "minio" during the configuration process.

When configuring Cloudpanel to use my custom rclone configuration, it would not accept my config file because it was expecting my remote to be called "remote".

How to reproduce

Create custom rclone endpoint with an arbitrary name that is not 'remote'
Configure Cloudpanel backups to use rclone
Error

Possible Solution

Immediate resolution was to rename my remote from "minio" to "remote". After doing this Cloudpanel accepted my configuration.
Solution is for Cloudpanel to remove the hard-coded "remote" value for rclone

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*Originally created by @webprogrammingsolutions on 5/3/2024* ### CloudPanel version(s) affected 2.4.1 ### Description I configured rclone with a Minio S3 compatible enpoint. I named my remote "minio" during the configuration process. When configuring Cloudpanel to use my custom rclone configuration, it would not accept my config file because it was expecting my remote to be called "remote". ### How to reproduce 1. Create custom rclone endpoint with an arbitrary name that is not 'remote' 2. Configure Cloudpanel backups to use rclone 3. Error ### Possible Solution 1. Immediate resolution was to rename my remote from "minio" to "remote". After doing this Cloudpanel accepted my configuration. 2. Solution is for Cloudpanel to remove the hard-coded "remote" value for rclone ### Additional Context _No response_

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Reference: github/cloudpanel-ce#245