Hi there,
I am using
rclone v1.52.3
to copy some files to gdrive.
It is working fine, and I put the command line in a script triggered by crontab.
I would like to know if, when rclone copy ends its job, I can get a recap of it work like how many files, the whole transfer size and time so that I can log them.
I found the --progress flag, but I think it's more interactive oriented.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Alessandro
hi,
if you use a log file, that info would be there.
can you dig deeper please?
I use a log file, my command line is something like
nohup rclone --config $rcloneconf --transfers 4 --checkers 16 --size-only --drive-chunk-size --no-traverse 8M copy from gdrive:/ --log-file=rclone.log </dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1
in rclone.log I can't see anything like what I described, but maybe I am missing something.
As a second consideration, having it in the log file is not very convenient, if the command produced a codified output like
number of successfully transferred|number of transfers with errors|number of files|size|time
I think it would be much easier 
It's the last lines of the log if you run with -v.
Transferred: 136.914G / 136.914 GBytes, 100%, 96.772 MBytes/s, ETA 0s
Checks: 118 / 118, 100%
Deleted: 59
Renamed: 59
Transferred: 59 / 59, 100%
Elapsed time: 24m57.9s
ok, any idea of how to extract this easily to log it in my script log?
thx
So you want to write a separate script to parse the rclone.log you created and just keep the transfer stats?
I have a script log with "starting rclone copy" and "end rclone copy" with date and time, if I could manage to put some transfer data between those lines it would be perfect
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