Progress/stats as a daemon

[alexbet (Alex Betinski)]

Sorry, I am new to rClone, but I love it so far and want to use it exclusively. I have a question. I run rClone as a daemon to mount an S3 bucket and I use it as a drive. What I have a problem with is, when I copy a big file in the mounted drive, I have no idea whether the file has been copied, or is still copying. Is there a way to find this out? I know that there is a --progress and a --stats option, but this is only for Terminal use, no?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

hi,
might try https://rclone.org/rc/#vfs-stats

[Animosity022]

The best bet would have be filling out the help and support template.

As depending on what you are using, it could be a few different answers / solutions.

[ncw (Nick Craig-Wood)]

Maybe I should make a little rclone command to monitor a running rclone with --rc ?

Though running rclone rc core/stats repeatedly is pretty good.