What is the best way to upload a large file-store (100GB) to Odoo.sh?
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Use rsynch, once you have added your SSH access key in your Odoo.sh profile.
Your Profile is accessed via a Menu that you see FROM A SPECIFIC PROJECT within Odoo.sh.
Once your access key is setup, run rsynch from your own server, where the data you want to upload is stored.
rsync -P --inplace your-build-id-here@your-domain-here.odoo.com:/home/odoo/upload_file.ext
Note: the build_id and your domain can be found via the SSH tab at the top of the Project:
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Ray, per usual you are an absolute legend. Thank you.
I am trying to upload a 90GB compressed filestore on odoo.sh (V.18), but I get an error :
rsync -P --inplace xxxxx_filestore.tar.gz xxxxxxx@myproject.odoo.com:/home/odoo/filestore.tar.gz
filestore.tar.gz
48.344.104.960 55% 25,16MB/s 0:25:05 rsync: [receiver] write failed on "/home/odoo/filestore.tar.gz": No space left on device (28)
rsync error: error in file IO (code 11) at receiver.c(381) [receiver=3.2.7]
rsync: [sender] write error: Broken pipe (32)
Our available storage space is more than 300GB but it turns out that partitions accept max 47GB.
Anyone knows or has an idea how to overcome this?
There is no disk space left on target machine, as per the error message.
Check your account on .sh has enough storage allocated to it. If yes, open a ticket. The node at Odoo might genuinely be full.