Rclone mount - limit upload speed and simultaneus uploads?

Hi guys,

as title I'm asking if there are some parameters to limit the upload speed or concurrent file upload..
in rclone can be setted with:
--transfers
--checkers
--bwlimit
etc...

what about mounting?
in official page there's no mention..

I'm not sure what your question is as a copy command and a mount aren't the same in how they operate.

A copy, you can limit the # of transfers and checkers and such.

A mount you don't have transfers are you have people/processes accessing a mount.

You have:

 --bwlimit-file BwTimetable             Bandwidth limit per file in kBytes/s, or use suffix b|k|M|G or a full timetable.

which I use to limit bandwidth per file.

I know that copy and mount are different commands..so I'm asking..
in a mounted drive , when I copy some file into it, it use all my upload bandwith and I don't know how much simultaneus files are copying..
here's my mount command thru nssm:
mount Media: I: --vfs-cache-max-age 4h --vfs-cache-poll-interval 1h --vfs-read-chunk-size-limit 1G --vfs-cache-mode minimal --attr-timeout 5m --verbose --log-file="n:\VFS Cache\rlonemountservice.log" --cache-dir
there's a command to limit the bandwith use in this use cases?

You'd use the flag I posted to limit bw per file if that's your goal.

Sorry, I didn't understand that --bwlimit-file was your suggestion..
there's no trace in documentation..

what about the number of simultaneus file uploaded with mounted drive?

I included the link in my post to the documentation of the flag.

You can influence the mount with transfers I believe as that's a new thing.

@darthShadow is that a thing now?

Yes, but I believe that is applicable only for vfs-cache-mode >= writes.

ok, sorry but I was from mobile..

so, this flag is at general rclone configuration level..and to make different settings for mount I have to create and point in mount option to a different config file..
I'll try in this days..

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