rclone cat z: > nul
that command will read every file from z:, and as a result, preload the vfs file cache.
using > nul, just a trick to prevent rclone from saving the files to local storage https://ss64.com/nt/nul.html
rclone cat z:\path\to\dir > nul
not understanding what you mean?
do not use null, as the output of rclone cat will be saved to a local file named null.
1 mount my GDrive to a folder (already confirmed)
2 store the cached files or folders like local data, but only store used or pre-cached files (with command Rclone Cat for example).
3 if already exist and if new, then replace in GDrive, if already exist and is old then replace my local file (Like GDrive Sync App For Desktop)
mentioned points are the reason I migrated to RClone because look possible do , but not sure if possible, basically I am searching an equivalent to GDrive Sync App For Desktop but with advanced features.
if we already have Mount command (for point 1) and Cat command (for point 2) then the last a command to sync my files.
imho, rclone bisync is at best experimental, and if misused, can delete all files in the source and dest, total loss of all files.
i cannot offer any advice about it.
tho when using rclone mount, can use any stable, bisync tool used for local.
never used such a tool but there is syncthing, freefilesync, others....
Is there any command combination that is exact alternative to GDrive Sync App?
I mean, anything already test and confirmed that can replace the google sync app