I was hoping of setting a 2GB cache size but I cannot understand if I can achieve that with -vfs-cache-max-size. I don't have unlimited space and surely I don't want rclone to download 203GB of photos on my laptop.
There isn't a way to set a max cache size. I added -cache-dir to check and it seems that the cache isn't purged after unmounting. I don't know if rclone cleans up the cache after unmounting the remote. I thought with -read-only there would not be a need for cache but as the test showed VFS is required to have normal speeds The time it takes to upload or download a large amount of data to or from OneDrive depends on your internet connection speed, how close you are geographically to our servers, how much your internet service provider (ISP) lets you upload in a day, the speed of your computer, and other factors. So I ended up with this command: rclone mount perisOD: O: -volname \\server\share -vfs-cache-mode=full -cache-dir "C:\rclone\cachePerisODC" -no-checksum -no-modtime -read-only -user-agent "ISV||rclone/v1.57.0"Ī few things I don't understand quite well: As I said my goal is for the media server (Jellyfin) to create a read only library from my pictures. Nevertheless I read a little more about the mount command in order to make it as performant as possible. Pastebin is a website where you can store text online for a set period of time.Īdding the cache mode did the trick. 
is the number one paste tool since 2002. Even for files of rclone mount perisOD: O: -read-only -user-agent. After mounting the remote, opening any file via the file explorer is extremely slow. I have successfully created an OneDrive remote. What is the problem you are having with rclone? I recently setup a Jellyfin media server and I am trying to creating an OneDrive mount so Jellyfin can create a picture library for me to stream on my local network.
#ONEDRIVE DOWNLOAD VERY SLOW ANDROID#
I have a huge amount of pictures on my OneDrive but viewing them on my Android TV is always a pain.
New to rClone universe, trying to find some answers.
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