I want work on gdrive directly.
I want to work directly on Google drive and I see if I load an archive and I work on it example database, the file download and after upload again, can I work directly without download and upload? I mount with vfs cache writes if I don't put cache didn't allow me edit and work.
Of I work with a file with 2Gb size... Download and upload takes many time.
What is your rclone version (output from rclone version)
Last version rclone
Which OS you are using and how many bits (eg Windows 7, 64 bit)
Linux and Windows
Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive)
Gdrive
The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp)
Ok I prepare a log, but I know the file is download and upload because internet traffic is high and is I dismount the rclone drive the changes are not aplicated on the file.
Use this to mount:
rclone mount prueba:/ G: -vv --log-file="C:\rclone\log.txt" --allow-other --fast-list --tpslimit=7 --buffer-size=128M --cache-dir="C:\rclone\rclonecache" --dir-cache-time=48h --vfs-read-chunk-size=64M --vfs-cache-mode=writes --config "c:\rclone\config.conf"
I have a file archivotxtprueba.txt"
And if I do this: >echo hola2 >> G:\000pruebas\archivotxtprueba.txt
on folder "C:\rclone\rclonecache" the file start downloading, and later uploading, as I tell on past posts.
An text editor is an example for this post, I cant do anything, If I open an access database I have same problem.
If I edit this txt file with notepad ++ I cant save it, onlyk can create other file
I cant edit a png or jpg or gif with photoshop......
If you need to 'seek' a file, which will be shown in the debug log, there is no other way than using some cache mode to make the change and re-upload it. Rclone doesn't do bit level changes on the remotes which is basically what you are asking for.
In the OP, he asked not to upload/download if possible, which was why he didn't want to use a cache mode.
It depends. Running read-only copies of things would most likely work without issue.
The logs show why something is needed as it depends on the way the file is opened for read/write as it is not always a direct answer, which is why the logs have those details.
what is the filename of the file that was downloaded?
how do you know that the entire file has been download?
note: rclone should use sparse files, downloading only a chunk at a time.
make sure you are using v1.55.0, as the older version does not use spare files.