Start by adding this to your nf file (at the bottom of your Gdrive block): That said - I think we can solve this problem for you most likely. These are totally different things, and the servers you talk to can be far apart.
There is no point to compare between the web-interface and the external API. I'm trying to figure out how to create my own client ID and see if that helps. As we've discussed, now I get maybe 20-25% with rclone. I'm basically trying to get the same upload speed with rclone as I do with a regular Chromium web browser. I dropped the ball on this discussion with you last time. It also happens to local remotes which really should not be happening. I suspect it should be a warning at most and not an error. It just has very limited read+write mode handling without a cache and a write-cache is absolutely necessary to provide a fully compatible interface between OS and cloud.Īs for why it still gives you errors in simple copies without cache. Read-only operations like streaming and such will also be fine. It will be fine for simple sequential uploads and downloads though. rclone can't auto-retry data it doesn't have anymore because the whole thing was just streamed. Additionally, with no cache you have basically no security against any failed uploads (aside from manually handling it). It will not be able to support all operations that an OS expects it to do - so it will probably not work well with most applications that try to use that mount directly to write data.
if you disable the write-cache this is what it will do.ĭo however be aware that functionality of a mount will be very limited like this. Is it possible to upload to an rclone mount without caching? with upload around 11MB/s.ĭo you know why the upload speed with rclone is so slow? Uploading the 2.26 GB file via web browser takes about 2-3min. Increasing the buffer size to 64MB ( rclone copy "B:\file 1" gdrive:\ -P -buffer-size 64) didn't change anything.
The time estimate was around 16 minutes and the upload hovered at around 2.3MB/s. Later, I tried copying the 2.26 GB file using rclone copy "B:\file 1" gdrive:\ -P. FastCopy said that it finished, but explorer.exe crashed when I tired to do anything in Windows Explorer. (3) Set source (SSD) and destination (z:) in FastCopy, without altering other settingsįirst, I copied 9 files and the results are as follows: TotalRead = 119 MiB (2) Started rclone with rclone mount gdrive: z: -vfs-cache-mode writes
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