What is the problem you are having with rclone? I've mounted an AWS S3 bucket and when I remove the mount, the mount path gets empty. I know its not a problem its just how it works but I just want that mounted volume's data be persisted like we are syncing it. Run the command 'rclone version' and s…

welcome to the forum, [image] boota: I just want that mounted volume's data be persisted like we are syncing it. run rclone mount command at boot using systemd, cron, etc.. many working examples in the forum. [image] boota: --poll-interval=0 does nothing on s3 remotes. a debug log …

[image] asdffdsa: fwiw, use only if 1000% sure you know what that does i am 78% sure (that it mounts the remote on a non-empty folder). could you link me a resource for it and also for one of those working example please :backhand_index_pointing_right::backhand_index_pointing_left: ( i search…

search for cron or systemd for systemd [image] Rclone mount w/ systemd when user logs in, unmounts @ logout Help and Support I usually run rclone without --daemon so systemd controls the process directly. Here is the systemd file I use for serving beta.rclone.org. Note t…

[image] boota: Again, I just want to persist the mounted volume's data so its there if the mount is broken or removed When you mount an S3 bucket to a folder on the local filesystem, let's say /mnt/data/, then all the filesystem is doing is it's showing you the S3 bucket if you access /mnt/da…

Can we persist the mounted remote volume's data to the same path so we have it if we remove the mount?

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asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey) April 26, 2025, 7:41pm 4

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