I was trying to sync the 10TB HDD to a backup folder on my Google Drive with FreeFileSync, which uses a process called RealTimeSync.exe to monitor folders and keep them synchronized somewhere else. To better clarify what I was trying to do: Google Drive The command you were trying to run (eg rclone copy /tmp remote:tmp) rclone mount ZDGoogle: M: -network-mode -vfs-cache-mode writes -vfs-cache-max-size 200G -no-consoleįollow-up: after some research, it sounds like using an rclone mount for file syncing purposes isn't considered best practices, as the connection can be wonky in general. Which cloud storage system are you using? (eg Google Drive) What is your rclone version (output from rclone version) Is there another option I can add to prevent the cache overflow and keep it limited? I realize it's possible to set up an Rclone task to replace FreeFileSync altogether, but I'm mainly using it as a more convenient GUI-based solution. However, with RealTimeSync (a background process for FreeFileSync) running, Rclone is still overflowing my main disk even with -vfs-cache-max-size set. The idea here is to limit the write cache to 200 gigabytes to prevent overflowing the main disk. Rclone mount ZDGoogle: M: -network-mode -vfs-cache-mode writes -vfs-cache-max-size 200G -no-console
I'm mounting the Google Drive using the following command: My main system storage is a 2TB SSD, and I'm trying to sync a secondary drive as a backup that is larger than 2TB. I'm running rclone on Windows 10, and using a utility called FreeFileSync to manage synchronization with some local folders and folders on Google Enterprise Drive.
What is the problem you are having with rclone?
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