Curious about the status of your ongoing Blomp Go transfers? Here's a tip

[wwenet]

Hey everyone,

As I continue to learn about how Blomp Go/rClone handle transfers, I have picked up a couple of tips and tricks along the way. This particular one has really come in handy.

As you know, if you assign a folder or drive letter when starting Blomp Go, you can copy and paste your files to the cloud drive. At first, I didn't realize that when Windows Explorer shows that process as being complete that there is still a background rclone process running, actively uploading those files, which resulted in some data loss for me as I deleted files from my hard drive before the background upload process had completed.

After some research, I found a way to check on the status of that background process, so you have a better idea of when your files have finished properly uploading to the cloud drive.

On Windows 7/9/10/11, in the search bar on your taskbar, type cmd.exe to open a command prompt window.

From there, follow these commands:

cd \
cd Program Files (x86)
cd Blomp Go

You should have a active directory that looks like this (C:\Program Files (x86)\Blomp Go)

From there, type rclone rc core/stats

It will list all of the active transfers, and their percentage of completion!

This was extremely helpful for me, and I hope others find this tip helpful as well!

[BlompSupport]

Hey,

Thank you for sharing this, we really appreciate you taking the time to write such a detailed and helpful explanation.

We truly value contributions like yours, and we’re glad to see you exploring and sharing useful tips with the community. This will definitely help other users avoid similar issues.

Thanks again for your support!

Kind regards,
Blomp Support