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cloudflare-r2-rclone-backup

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This skill should be used when setting up a nightly/periodic offsite backup of a directory or archive (Proxmox Backup Server datastore, database dumps, photo libraries, any local directory) to a Cloudflare R2 bucket via rclone's S3-compatible API, or when debugging an existing rclone-to-R2 sync job — including a sync that's slow/stalled on listing, needs recoverable soft-deletes, or hits unexpected 403s on a new destination path. Trigger phrases include "offsite backup to R2", "rclone sync to Cloudflare", "back up to R2", "R2 rclone", "unknown flag: --delete" (rclone), "Can't set -v and --log-level", "501 NotImplemented" from an S3/R2 sync, "create R2 access key", "rclone --stats-one-line format", "parse rclone transfer stats", "how many files did rclone sync", "rclone --fast-list", "sync stuck at 0 bytes", "R2 object versioning", "R2 bucket lifecycle rule", "rclone --backup-dir", "R2 token 403 new prefix", "AllAccessDisabled R2".

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