When i asked i just copied a little fodler to the crypt remote and to now i do not see it yet.
But also before the crypt, any move or copy etc.
as for rclone, what is the command you are running?
and the rclone config file, redacting id/passwords.
what delay, how long of a delay, etc...???
Now i can see the encrypted files in Backblaze web ui. The appeared since some minutes.
No idea why, any edit i do via command line is never immediate.
if you copy folder{s}/file(s) to b2 with rclone, then can rclone see the files without delay?
Yes rclone sees the files instantly.
i hardly ever use the website gui for the backends now that i use with rclone.
if you need a gui, try https://kapitainsky.github.io/RcloneBrowser/
or
rclone mount and see the files with windows explorer.
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Wow, the mount works really well!
I mounted my crypt remote and i can see all the files decrypted. But i assume i can't just add there the files and hope to be encrypted. In only works if done from rclone.
so you got the mount working so quickly, that means you are becoming, evolving into a rcloner
be free, on windows, linux, macos, and android 
Yup i just installed WinFsp.
Uhm, i just created an empty text file in my crypt remote.
If i do "rclone ls under_remote:bucket" i see the file encrypted, i can easily spot it, and it's big "32".
So wow! I can move files in the mount and they are encrypted!!
But why if i do "rclone ls crypt_remote" i see that the file has size 0 (as it should be because it's an empty text).
The encrypted files have a header on them so rclone can store some info it needs.
For full details see here: https://rclone.org/crypt/#header
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Thank you for this 
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