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kapitainsky / RcloneBrowser

Simple cross platform GUI for rclone. Supports macOS, GNU/Linux, BSD family and Windows.
https://github.com/kapitainsky/RcloneBrowser
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setting up configs on one of two mounts of same remote #185

Open Norin-Radd opened 2 years ago

Norin-Radd commented 2 years ago

Hi there,

i would like to know if it is possible to apply configs for a single mount of two through rclone browser.

iam trying to setup this https://komga.org/guides/gdrive.html, but because i have two mounts from same gdrive, when i press file preferences i see general mount options, how can i leave the mount options for one mount and add the mount options from the link provided through rclone browser.

is that even possible? or is this behaviour a feature suggestion. Iam sort of noob. :)

detatik commented 2 years ago

I see that no one has commented on this, so I thought I would try to help. Your post is dated, so this may not still be an issue for you.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by a single mount of two? You can have multiple remotes mounted at the same time, but afaik the process is you mount them one at time.

Also afaik, RB doesn't have a mechanism for inputing separate mount options for each remote all at one time. You would have to enter the mount options you wanted to use for say Remote #1 under Preferences(Settings)>Mount Options and then mount that remote. Then you could go back to Mount Options, enter different options say for Remote #2, and then mount it using those options.

Again, this is my understanding of how you would do what I think you're asking about. Maybe @kapitainsky will correct me if I've given you erroneous advice.

Note that rclone has been updated such that having a voluminous number of mount options is no longer necessary. It's generally better to start with the fewest options possible, and add additional ones as needed. If I were you, for the Komga thing you linked, I'd start with using --vfs-cache-mode full as the only option and see if that accomplishes what you need.