Need help with the mount format in windows

I tried different types of commands to try and create a clone of my rar2fs fusemounts in windows.
I have WinFSP and Rar2fs installed and working.
The rar2fs fuse is mounted as network drives. One of them are the example below, S:\

Version of rclone rclone-v1.68.2-windows-amd64
C:\Windows\System32>rclone version
rclone v1.68.2

  • os/version: Microsoft Windows 11 Pro 23H2 (64 bit)
  • os/kernel: 10.0.22631.4460 (x86_64)
  • os/type: windows
  • os/arch: amd64
  • go/version: go1.23.3
  • go/linking: static
  • go/tags: cmount

I have tried:
rclone mount remote:S:\ E:
rclone mount remote:\S E:
rclone mount remote://S E:\

And a lot more, i get these errors:
2024/11/20 14:16:06 CRITICAL: Failed to create file system for "xxxxxxx": didn't find section in config file

C:\Windows\System32>rclone mount remote:\rar2fs\d E:
2024/11/20 12:17:13 CRITICAL: Failed to create file system for "remote:\\rar2fs\d": didn't find section in config file

C:\Windows\System32>rclone mount S: E:
2024/11/20 12:03:21 ERROR : Local file system at //?/S:/: Statfs failed: failed to read disk usage: The system cannot find the path specified.

and so on.

welcome to the forum,

sorry, a bit confused about your setup?
if you have already mounted the rar2fs as S:, what do you need rclone for?

need to use the name of the remote you created

please post the output of rclone config redacted

Thank you :slight_smile:

Someone told me that using a clone of the fusemount, it would report real time monitoring to the media server i am using. So I am trying it out.

Seems like i should setup the config first. I'll check the readme.

really, has that someone tested that?

if all source and dest are local, then do not need a remote, do not need a config file.
no need for remote:

that looks like it could work

from the same command prompt that you run rclone, what is the output of:
dir s:\
net session 0

need to post full debug output, ok?
so add -vv to the command.

C:\Windows\System32>dir s:\
Systemet finner ikke angitt bane.

Those mapped rar2fs drives are setup as network drives.

well, if the command prompt cannot see the drive, then rclone cannot see the drive.

  • can you access the network drive?
  • what is the network address of the drive?
  • what is the output of net use ?

??? - can you list the files inside the network drives?

Only using "pushd" command using the UNC path.Yes, I can list the dirs and files from CMD that way.

Example

Tried something else as well

Tried more

ask that someone how they did it and replicate that.

I did but i got no response.
https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/51496-real-time-monitoring-not-finding-anything/#findComment-941575

I have tried different approaches. IMdisk and daemon tools among them. But none working this way.