This is what I see
Gdrive: on /volume1/PlexCloud type fuse.rclone (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0)
This is what I see
Gdrive: on /volume1/PlexCloud type fuse.rclone (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0)
ok, so the drive should be mounted
so while in the volume1 directory what do you see if you enter:
ls /volume1/PlexCloud
4kMovies folder
So thats good then.
so lets un mount that with
fusermount -uz /volume1/PlexCloud
then run the same ls command again and it should be empty
When I run
fusermount -uz /volume1/PlexCloud
from root I get
fusermount: failed to unmount /volume1/PlexCloud: Invalid argument
This is so odd, itâs like your machine is not recognising the -
I also got that same message when I manually typed it in.
but ls -la works?
What happens if you type:
fusermount --help
fusermount: [options] mountpoint
Options:
-h print help
-V print version
-o opt[,optâŠ] mount options
-u unmount
-q quiet
-z lazy unmount
I did see this on another forum related to the same message and the person said to the error message, âIt didnât mount the file system because you chose a non-empty mount point.
Try using an empty directory as mount location. I think it should work then.â
And the guy with the issue said âClearing out content in the directory did the trick.â
I donât know if that helps us.
The thing is is it is mounted as you can see your 4K folder
so whatâs confusing me is that you can get the help, so
fusermount -uz /volume1/PlexCloud
should un mount the drive
what if you try just
fusermount -u /volume1/PlexCloud
Same error message
shouldnât be.
what if you try:
fusermount --unmount /volume1/PlexCloud
any difference? or same error
Same message but when I do ls on /volume1/PlexCloud now it shows the directory as empty
ok and so has the line
Gdrive: on /volume1/PlexCloud type fuse.rclone (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0)
gone from the list when you type
mount
Yea itâs gone
right, so what happens if you try running this command?
/usr/bin/rclone mount \-v Gdrive: /volume1/PlexCloud \--allow-other &
I get
[1] 24339
now do an ls on the mounted directory
ls /volume1/PlexCloud
I see
4kMovies folder