I did do some searching online for notes about rsync & pcloud, but didn’t find much. Until rclone natively supports it via their api that is. I’m guessing the same will apply when using rclone. I remember back in the bticasa heyday we needed to add -bwlimit and sometimes other flags to our rsync commands to keep things running smoothly for the uploads. Of primary concern is how will the pcloud client handle getting fed data way faster than it can upload it. I’d be surprised if someone hasn’t already gone through using rclone copy with pcloud as mounted drive, so it would be great to hear others experiences. Unfortunately their custom plans for higher storage are MORE expensive (per TB) than the 2TB one (odd). Pcloud.004/mo b2.005/mo ( pcloud $24 cheaper/yr and no retrieval charges). It does seem like a good/unique fit/price for those of us needing a bit more than 1TB but not massive amounts. Pcloud itself has been on my radar for a long while but I don’t like the additional $4/mo for their client side encryption and I’d rather use rclone (via pcloud client/mount). Hi - I’m also looking at using pcloud with rclone. Has anyone used it? What did you think? Would it be worth trying to integrate into rclone?

Only downside I’m seeing is that I haven’t head much if ANYTHING about pCould… and that rclone doesn’t support it. Elegant UI, inexpensive ($8/month for 2TB), supported on most platforms, etc. I came across pCloud and it looks promising. So I’ve been looking at B2, Dropbox, box, OneDrive, Yandex, etc. I don’t want to be scrubbing our shared cloud storage of takeout menu PDFs since someone forgot to switch accounts. I’ve looked into the GSuite and personal 1TB options on Google, but since everyone in my household has Android (and in effect their own Google Drive account), it’s one more step for everyone to remember to switch accounts back and forth when creating backup files. ACD hasn’t been great, but gives us peace of mind that we wont lose lose a lifetime of photos/videos if/when a PC/hard drive crashes. I have been using ACD as a backup that everyone in my household can use. I’ve been looking at many different ‘cloud’ services that I can use to replace ACD.

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