RcloneView uses ALL System/Network Resources when uploading

First time using RcloneView, I’m trying to Copy/Paste files into a Folder on pCloud, I’m using RcloneView’s Encryption on that folder. However, I have a big problem.RcloneView literally uses every single system or network bandwidth on my system that I literally can’t even open a “browser page” with Edge.The turkey….? I’ve never seen such a thing except like 20 years ago…Now, I know I can “limit” the Network usage, so I’ll try that next.But I’ve also tried adding these codes to the “Global Rclone Flags”, and none of them work.

–no-check-certificate;–ftp-no-check-certificate;–s3-directory-markers;–transfers 2;–checkers 2;–bwlimit 10M;–tpslimit 4;–low-level-retries 1;–rc;–rc-no-auth

I have like “10” or something Transfers trying to occur at the same time, so I’m trying to “limit” the number.
I’ve tried the above, I’ve tried –transfers=2, etc. etc.
Nothing seems to work.

I haven’t tried using “Add Job” yet…. I’ve just tried copy and pasting the files over.
I’ve read that maybe that doesn’t work yet, I have to use Add Job instead?

Anyway, I’ve never seen such a thing with ANY program that it literally takes over ALL Resources. Even other Download programs when set to as fast as possible still don’t USE EVERYTHING the computer has. I can STILL use my browser etc.
So, there seems to be some problems here….

  1. Is Limiting the Bandwidth the only solution?
  2. Do I “have” to use “Add Job” to get the Transfer settings to work?
  3. How do I properly get the Transfers to work?

Thanks…. Happy to see this program. Was worried I might have to use Mountain Duck, seems to be the ONLY other program that will Encrypt files etc.

Thanks for the detailed write-up, and welcome to the forum.

We’ve logged this on our side and it’s being looked into — both parts of it: transfers saturating your system and network, and the Global Rclone Flags not taking effect for copy/paste transfers.

A couple of things would help us narrow it down:

  • Your OS and RcloneView version (and whether the pCloud target is going through a Crypt remote in every case)

In the meantime, it’s worth running the same transfer through Add Job and seeing whether the transfer settings behave differently there. That comparison is useful for us as well, so let us know what you see.

We’ll follow up here once we have something concrete.