Read Only problem S3 when using NSSM as service

[Diego_Rosa]

I have the rclone using the NSSM as service, I put the NSSM and the rclone at the same folder.
I copy my rclone.conf to this folder too.
I use the NSSM on cmd using Admin
Path: C:\rclone\rclone.exe
Arguments mount MYBUCKET1:MYBUCKET1/ S: --vfs-cache-mode full -- --config “C:\rclone\rclone.conf”

The service start normally, no errors, it mount the S: and the bucket is sync.

My problem is: If I open a file, edit and just hit save, it shows a message saying that is read only, that I need to rename the file or save on another folder.

If I run the rclone directly on the CMD, without making a NSSM service, this problem did not occour.

There is a problem with the NSSM service, that is creating read only or something.
Anyone know what might be happening?

I'm using latest verion of rclone

Windows 10

AWS S3

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

hello and welcome to the forum,

i have never used nssm service, as i use windows task scheduler, which has a nice GUI and can be used with any application, not just rclone.

i suggest that you run rclone.exe with the same user as you are, not SYSTEM user.
in my case, user01

[Diego_Rosa]

But the prompt will be open all the time?
I use the NSSM because I don't want the prompt be open all the time

[asdffdsa (jojothehumanmonkey)]

if all you want to do is hide the prompt then use rclone flag
--no-console Hide console window. Supported on Windows only.

but using task scheduler, will also hide the prompt and a lot of other features including running the rclone mount at system boot.

[Diego_Rosa]

THANKS YOU!!!
All I want is that, hide the console, because the prompt was always there before. Now its hidden
Thanks alot!
Didn't know about that --no-console command.
That works for me
I create a cmd with the arguments, and schedule the cmd when logon.