NFS mount over rclone mount?

Hi,

I’d like to provide my rclone mount to my client over NFS.

For this I created this line in /etc/exports (on server)
/mnt/gdrivecrypt 10.0.3.132(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,fsid=0)

Now I mount that share on my client:
mount 10.0.3.134:/mnt/gdrivecrypt /tmp/testmount/

I’m able to read or delete files/folders on that share, but I’m not able to create files. See example:
touch testfile3
touch: „testfile3“ kann nicht berührt werden: Eingabe-/Ausgabefehler

Am I missing something?

What does it say in rclone’s log when you do the touch? NFS might translate that to something that rclone doesn’t support.

strange is, I can only see this as output - even when navigating through the folders (from NFS client side) - :

2017/01/04 23:26:25 rclone: Version “v1.35” starting with parameters [“rclone” “mount” “-v” “gdrivecrypt:” “/mnt/gdrivecrypt/”]
2017/01/04 23:26:26 Encrypted Google drive root ‘’: Modify window is 1ms
2017/01/04 23:26:26 Encrypted Google drive root ‘’: Mounting on “/mnt/gdrivecrypt/”
2017/01/04 23:26:26 Encrypted Google drive root ‘’: Root()

are there addtionally parameters needed for higher log level?

ok I’m getting output now:

2017/01/05 00:28:15 Nextcloud: Dir.ReadDirAll
2017/01/05 00:28:15 Nextcloud: Dir.ReadDirAll OK with 10 entries
2017/01/05 00:28:31 Nextcloud: Dir.Attr
2017/01/05 00:28:31 Nextcloud/testnewfile: Dir.Lookup
2017/01/05 00:28:31 Nextcloud/testnewfile: Dir.Lookup
2017/01/05 00:28:31 Nextcloud/testnewfile: Dir.Lookup

This is the output I get, if I try creating a file called “testnewfile” by touch.
I hope it helps

The creation of the file isn’t in that log? Only reading it from the directory