Hello
I have few space on my hard drive so I can't assign much space for rclone.
I can assign only 10GB to -vfs-cache.
So when I mount I want to use this command
`
rclone mount --vfs-cache-mode full --vfs-cache-max 10G University:/ X:
`
Is this the correct way to mount this ? What will happen when I try to upload a 20GB file to mounted remote? And what will happen when I try to open a 20GB file that I have on mounted remote?
Maybe command that I wrote is not ideal and I need to add more arguments. What is the best way to mount remote if I have very few free GB for cache ?
vfs-cache-max is a soft limit, not a hard limit. very easy to go above that limit.
with --vfs-cache-mode full, the entire file is copied to the cache and then in the background the file is uploaded.
two options are
upload the file to the mount, without the vfs-cache-mode`
rclone copy as it is more reliable and uses no cache
that depends on what application you try to open the file? --vfs-cache-mode=full uses sparse files, rclone will only download the chunks of a file, that a local applications requests.