@VBB so you think it's just showing Disk IO?
@Yann - You want to remove the Cache backend and use the new vfs-cache-mode full instead.
@VBB so you think it's just showing Disk IO?
@Yann - You want to remove the Cache backend and use the new vfs-cache-mode full instead.
The way I understand it, the NAS is showing volume (as in RAID volume) IO as opposed to disk IO. Come to think of it, Yann, do you perhaps have indexing turned on in the NAS options?
You want to remove the Cache backend and use the new vfs-cache-mode full instead.
I don't know the consequences of this. Which one would be better, please?
Yann, do you perhaps have indexing turned on in the NAS options?
Yes, but indexing does not take these files into account.
as i had requested, you have already removed the cache backend.
@Animosity022 wants you to add --vfs-cache-mode=full
to your mount command
Okay, I'm testing.
and remove these, since you are not using the cache backend
--cache-db-path "$ChunkPATH"
--cache-chunk-path "$ChunkPATH"
Ok effectued
Hello,
I come to the news a bit.
I updated the version of DSM to version 7 (beta) because it runs fine.
I have the impression that there is better but I am not sure yet.
On the other hand, since the changes you made me make, I have encountered a small problem that I cannot resolve on my own.
When I add files to my encrypted Google Drive, these do not add themselves to the "cache" of my mounted folder for Emby. How do I get this file to update please?
thanks in advance
if you play a media file, then rclone will use the cache.
is your question, that if you add a file to the remote, it does not appear in the emby gui?
I solved the problem by putting --poll-interval 1h in my rclone mount command. Now my Rclone mount folder reloads the new imported items well and Emby can take them into account.
Hope I did well.
if you do not want to wait, you can prime the vfs cache metadata.
run this command, then tell emby to scan the folder(s)
the scan will go very fast as the needed info is in the local rclone cache
rclone rc vfs/refresh recursive=true
Thank you for your reply.
In this case, I put --poll-interval 1h back in --poll-interval 0 please?
You should remove poll interval all together and just use the default 1 minute polling.
Sorry but I don't know how to do that
You delete the part that says "--poll-interval 1h" from your command.
Ok thank you but what is the default query because it does not work for me apparently.
I can't see what you are typing so you'd have to share the command and the error.
My script :
MountDir="/volume1/administration/rclone_mount"
RcloneConf="/volume1/administration/rclone/rclone.conf"
ChunkPATH="/volume1/administration/rclone/config/temp/rclone_chunk"
if [ ! -d "$MountDir/Temp" ]; then
rclone mount mycrypt: "$MountDir"
--config "$RcloneConf"
--vfs-cache-mode=full --allow-other --no-modtime --attr-timeout 1000h --dir-cache-time 1000h --poll-interval 1h --rc --read-only --exclude .recycle** --exclude .actors**
--log-level NOTICE --log-file /volume1/administration/rclone/logs/rclone.log
--cache-dir "$ChunkPATH" &
else
echo "Pre Mounting"
fi
You would delete that line.
Ok thank you but how my mount point will refresh regularly if I remove this line. Because without this line, it does not refresh regularly.