Looking at the transfer statistics from an transfer to Amazon Drive, I am wondering how the transferred data can jump from 265 MB to 3.2 GB in just one minute…
As far as I know the /s value is actually a average and not real-time. So during the first report most time is spent doing 17000 checks and it only found 265 MB of new stuff to transfer. Then in the next minute it found a bunch of new stuff to upload. By the end it should average out and give you a reasonable estimate.
Hm, how can I verify that? I have stopped rclone several time with Ctrl + C and restarted it. But I’m not consciously running several instances.
No, none of that. There is a very slight chance of a typo though because only the first log was copied and pasted, the second was typed based on a screenshot (which I don’t seem to have saved).
So I guess that means there is only one rclone running.
It’s difficult for me to reproduce anything at the moment as I’m struggling with Amazons inconsistent transfer rates, often slowing down to a halt (rclone stops printing to the log) so that I cancel the transfer and start it again (rclone copy ACD:Backup ACDde:Backup -v). At the moment I’m getting