I am in the process of making a backup to my GSuite remote, and I want to check the progress of the transfers that I'm doing. I know about the --progress flag, but is there a way to show the progress of all file transfers as a default, without having to include the progress flag?
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what is your operating system?
what is your command?
on linux, you can use a log file and view the real-time output using tail.
on windows, you can use powershell
or
an editor that supports tail, like notepad++
I'm running Windows 10, and the command I would usually use is something like
rclone move src remote:dest --delete-empty-src-dirs --progress
not sure what you need?
You could use -P as its shorter.
I'd like to be able to see the progress of a move without using the --progress flag if that's possible.
not sure what you mean?
you want to see the progress without using the --progress flag?
perhaps, you can use a log file
https://rclone.org/docs/#log-file-file
Perhaps if you explain WHY you want to avoid using -P but still see progress, we can better assist.
Options for seeing progress are tailing a log file as others have said, the -P that you're trying to avoid, -v and -vv
But, what's the ultimate goal? That'll help us advise.
Edit: another option might be the WebGUI or RcloneBrowser?
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