I'm not having any problem per se, put down your guns, there're no bugs here
I've been using the excellent rclone for a long time now to mount my remotes as local disks and it mostly works, dare I say flawlessly. But I started to skim through the docs and the forum and I see lots and lots of different settings and most of them have the potential to highly improve or plummet performance, so I guess my question is: do you guys have some sane defaults to share with me? I have Mega and GDrive accounts, and my connection is at most 2mbytes/s down and 1mbyte/sec up
What is your rclone version (output from rclone version)
rclone 1.56 - up-to-date
go 1.16.6 - also up-to-date
Which OS you are using and how many bits (eg Windows 7, 64 bit)
Manjaro Linux 5.14 64 bits
Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive)
Google Drive and MEGA
The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp)
rclone mount
The rclone config contents with secrets removed.
[Google Drive ###########]
type = drive
scope = drive
token = someTechyStuff
[Google Drive ##########]
type = drive
scope = drive
token = someTechyStuff
[####### Fotos]
type = google photos
token = someTechyStuff
read_only = true
read_size = true
[########## Fotos]
type = google photos
token = someTechyStuff
read_size = true
[Mega ###]
type = mega
user = #################
pass = wouldn'tYouLikeToKnow
[Mega ###]
type = mega
user = ##################
pass = wouldn'tYouLikeToKnow
mountRemotes ()
{
nohup rclone mount "Google Drive ##########:" /path/to/folder/ &
rclone mount "Google Drive ###########:" /path/to/folder/ &
rclone mount "Mega ###:" /path/to/folder/ --vfs-cache-mode full &
rclone mount "Mega ###:" /path/to/folder/ --vfs-cache-mode full
}
Mind that I said Megabytes. What you may call a 20GB WiFi
Everything. Mostly backups and transfer between machines. I usually ssh into a very fast instance somewhere with crazy speeds and I use my remotes to save the work and keep working later at home.
Not particularly. I just want to make the best use of the tool.
at those speeds and the the use-case of using rclone for backups, not sure much can be done to optimize rclone mount.
i would suggest for backups, using rclone sync instead of rclone mount.
so you have access over ssh to computer that has fast internet?
is there a reason not to use that computer when working from home?