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backblaze-b2-rclone-backup

Skill1 starsChanged 9 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

This skill should be used when setting up or debugging an rclone-based backup sync to Backblaze B2's S3-compatible API — especially anything involving Object Lock (immutable/WORM backups), a brand-new B2 account or bucket, or errors like "NoSuchBucket" during a bulk sync, "403 Forbidden" partway through a large job, or "Malformed Access Key Id" from awscli against B2. Sibling skill to cloudflare-r2-rclone-backup (same rclone-to-S3-compatible-provider pattern) — load that one too for the shared flag/config gotchas (--s3-no-check-bucket, --fast-list, --checksum vs --size-only for content-addressed chunk stores). Trigger phrases include "backblaze b2 object lock", "b2 governance mode", "rclone s3-object-lock-mode", "NoSuchBucket bulk sync", "B2 403 Forbidden partway through", "b2 daily class b transaction cap", "b2 caps exceeded", "Malformed Access Key Id aws b2", "b2 master key id format", "rclone concurrent NoSuchBucket", "b2 s3 provider not known".

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