Let us know what OS you are using and exact parameters how you mount your drive.
In case of Linux run findmnt and check if drive is actually mounted as rclone ls does list files on mounted drive but directly on cloud eg you dont need mount to use that feature.
In linux plex media server is running under plex user , so I suggest you unmount the drive and do:
chown plex:plex -R /path to your mount/
p.s. Please do ls -lah /root folder where your mounts are/ and paste it here.
Thank you lads,
I am on Ubuntu 14, on a VPS and I do not have root.
I cannot apply the suggestion from jpat0000 for the above reason.
I am now mounting ACD with this command: rclone mount -v ACD2:TMP/movies ~/media/ACD6 --allow_other
I can see the mount and ls the files, I can also VNC into the VPS and launch file manager and I see the mount
the command chown plex:plex gives this error " chown: invalid user: ‘plex:plex’ ", so I guess I have to find out which user is running Plex, right? I used pstree, but I cannot find plex in there (and I know Plex is running)
output of ls -lah
theluke79@zoe:~$ ls -lah ~/media/ACD7
total 0
-rw-r–r-- 1 theluke79 hd1 3.1G Dec 10 17:51 Frank And Lola 2016.mkv
-rw-r–r-- 1 theluke79 hd1 20G Dec 10 17:34 Ledokol (2016).mkv
-rw-r–r-- 1 theluke79 hd1 3.7G Dec 10 18:15 Sugar Mountain (2016).mkv