Change temp file path for Blomp Go

[arrkaycee]

Blomp Go seems like a great solution for me, the only problem being that I currently have a hard limit on the amount of files queued to upload because my C: drive is limited on space (hence the 10TB plan). My internet isn't great so the uploading is fairly slow, since I last checked 48 minutes ago I've uploaded 0.2GB, and there's about 50gb remaining.

I have plenty of space on other drives, so before I take the time to set up an open source alternative, is there any way to change the location Blomp Go uses for temporary files? I could change the path windows uses for temp files but that'd probably cause more problems than it's worth. It seems like Blomp Go already uses Rclone, but I didn't see any mention of temp file location in the config file. Any help would be appreciated.

[BlompSupport]

Blomp Go seems like a great solution for me, the only problem being that I currently have a hard limit on the amount of files queued to upload because my C: drive is limited on space (hence the 10TB plan). My internet isn't great so the uploading is fairly slow, since I last checked 48 minutes ago I've uploaded 0.2GB, and there's about 50gb remaining.

I have plenty of space on other drives, so before I take the time to set up an open source alternative, is there any way to change the location Blomp Go uses for temporary files? I could change the path windows uses for temp files but that'd probably cause more problems than it's worth. It seems like Blomp Go already uses Rclone, but I didn't see any mention of temp file location in the config file. Any help would be appreciated.

Hey arrkaycee,

Thank you for contacting us! We are happy to hear that you enjoy Blomp.

I forwarded your question to the tech team. I get back to you as soon as I receive their reply.

Thank you for your patience and have a great day!

Regards,

[BlompSupport]

Hi arrkaycee,

Thank you for patience. Currently, there is no built-in mechanism to manage the temporary space in BlompGo. The temporary files are stored within the application’s installation location.

To resolve this, you can try installing BlompGo on a drive with larger available space, which may help accommodate the temporary file storage needs.

Please let us know if you have any further questions or need assistance!

Best Regards,

[arrkaycee]

Ok thank you for checking, I hope you have a good one!