Issue With RClone Mount and Resilio Sync

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

bummer -> files=0

the good news is that i did get resilio to connect to the rclone mount without permissions errors.

[BarryCarey (Matt Carey)]

Remove the vfs-cache-mode flag and you will probably see the permissions error.

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

yes, i am aware of that.

but have you been able to get resiliio to accept the rclone mount and show a status as a green checkmark and connect to a peer?

[BarryCarey (Matt Carey)]

Pretty sure I did once I connected another machine to the shared folder.

I'll confirm in a bit. I have some stuff copying right now so I can't restart the mount.

[ncw (Nick Craig-Wood)]

@asdffdsa

winfsp will accept the following,
-o uid=UID and -o gid=GID options, but accept Windows user and groups names.

You should be able to use WinFSP options directly with rclone mount so -o uid=UID etc.

@asdffdsa

what is the difference between these two flags?

--fuse-flag stringArray                  Flags or arguments to be passed direct to libfuse/WinFsp

and

--option stringArray                     Option for libfuse/WinFsp

You use can use --fuse-flag to pass whole flags to WinFSP, eg --fuse-flag -WinFSPFlag causes -WinFSPFlag to be passed to WinFSP.

You can use --option or -o to pass options to WinFSP as above, so if you pass -o UID=123 to rclone then it gets passed to WinFSP as -o UID=123

Between them you should be able to access all the WinFSP extra features.

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

@asdffdsa

it seems that rclone always does a uid=-1 , and i am not sure what -1 implies?
but i tried to add my own, not sure if i did it correctly uid=user01
but if i did override the uid correctly, why are there two of them, rclone's and mine?

thanks for the reply.

can you answer the above question:
why are there two of uid=?
what does the -1 signify?

so which of the followint are valid?
--option="uid=user01"
--option=uid=user01
--option "uid user01"
--option uid=user01

[ncw (Nick Craig-Wood)]

@asdffdsa

it seems that rclone always does a uid=-1 , and i am not sure what -1 implies?

-1 means the current user according to the note in the source code!

@asdffdsa

but if i did override the uid correctly, why are there two of them, rclone's and mine?

Rclone doesn't remove its uid=-1 if you put one in yourself, maybe it should...

Can you try this?

https://beta.rclone.org/branch/v1.51.0-087-g75620148-fix-cmount-options-beta/ (uploaded in 15-30 mins)

@asdffdsa

so which of the followint are valid?
--option="uid=user01"
--option=uid=user01
--option "uid user01"
--option uid=user01

They'll probably all work! I'd use --option uid=user01 or -o uid=user01

[Youn2g]

Rclone mount for my shared team drive of 500tb is taking forever to mount and then fails.

[Animosity022]

Please make a new post and use the question template rather than hijacking someone else's thread. Thanks!

[Youn2g]

Rclone mount for my common group drive of 500tb is taking everlastingly to mount and afterward fizzles