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Job Monitor

RcloneView provides a Job Monitor interface to help users track, review, and manage the status of ongoing and completed file operations such as Sync, Copy, and Delete. The interface consists of three main tabs:

Transfer Tab - Ongoing Jobs​

transfer log

This tab shows all currently active file transfer jobs.

Columns:

  • Job: Indicates the operation type (e.g., Sync, Copy, Delete).
  • Source / Destination: Displays the origin and target path.
  • Received Size: Amount of data transferred / total size.
  • Speed: Current transfer speed.
  • Progress: Visual progress bar of the current job.
  • Percentage: Transfer completion percentage.
  • Time Left: Estimated remaining time.
  • Job ID: Internal ID used to reference this job.
  • Cancel: Click the ❌ icon to cancel the job in progress.

Completed Tab - Job History​

completed log

This tab lists all previously executed jobs and their results.

Columns:

  • Job: The operation type (Sync, Copy, Delete, etc.).
  • Source / Destination: Path of the source and destination.
  • Status: Result status (e.g., Success, Errors).
  • Started At: Start time of the job.
  • Time Spent: Total duration of the job.
  • Files: Number of files transferred.
  • Size: Total data size.
  • Speed: Average transfer speed.
  • Job ID: Internal job reference.
  • Delete: delete files icon to remove the record.

Log Tab - API Communication Logs​

log tab

This tab displays backend logs from RcloneView's communication with the Rclone API.

Columns:

  • Time: Timestamp of the operation request.
  • Event Type: Log level (e.g., INFO, ERROR).
  • Job Type: The operation type (Sync, Copy, Delete, etc.).
  • Message: Result of the operation.
  • Details: Additional internal metadata (e.g., job ID in JSON).

Use this tab for troubleshooting or reviewing system-level interactions.

tip
  • Each job record is linked across the tabs by its Job ID.
  • Logs are automatically updated in real-time.
  • The Completed and Log tabs retain history even after application restarts unless manually deleted.