Thanks segator!
it would be useful to have a working cloud storage.
Do you think with this processor will work well? (Intel® Atom™ CPU N2800 @ 1.86GHz, 4 cores)
Without encryption, it should work. However, forget about any Plex transcoding feature with this kind of CPU. 
With files locally it works but the cpu works a lot.
I hope that works also well with files in the cloud
@segator said:
one of my friends is making a docker all in one s3ql + hubic if you can wait 1 week, I will tell you how to setup easily with docker
Hello
Great
for now the docker it’s working but it need to be clean up.
and also i’m going to make some changes to S3QL if the owner allow me to do more compatible hubic with s3ql
Good luck with dat project
It will be a huge achievement
:-bd
There are any news?
yes the docker is almost complete but we need to add NFS server feature to have this useable outside of a docker environment and do something to have a gracefull docker stop.(S3QL crash if you try to close docker stop and next time you won’t able to start again 
(yes but running fsck.s3ql command)
anyway if you want to try I can give you the instructions for use this docker.
Requeriments:
1- have a service docker installed
2- have fuse dev installed in the host
Hello
strongly that we can test
thank you for this work
has anyone fixed this problem with newer ubuntu/debian distributions?
ssl.SSLError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:600)
Hello,
i have same certificate error here. This seems to be due to latest version of s3ql.
Any fix on your side? I tried a whole day 
I think i’ve found the clue :
The certificate must me added to the trusted cert store
Hi !
It seems that we can now mount hubiC easily with a little tool developped by OVH : https://twitter.com/olesovhcom/status/708241818694115328
I’ve got to take a look at it.
I’m trying to use it but I can not get it to work.
how you write the command?
svfs is working but not possible to see files with Plex.
bombe93 :
- Go to -> https://api.hubic.com/console/#/account/credentials#GET
- Click get on /account/credentials
- Command line :
mount -t svfs -o uid=0,gid=0,token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX,storage_url=https://lb1040.hubic.ovh.net/v1/AUTH_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX,container=default hubic /mnt/HUBIC
Don’t forget to create /mnt/HUBIC folder.
so it doesn’t work with Plex?
Not in my side…
don’t used it, in 24h your token will be expired, it doesn’t have any sense to use it yet. use S3ql better it’s working fine and now they are adding support for hubic so it’s more easy to install it.
See the pull request here --> https://bitbucket.org/nikratio/s3ql/pull-requests/6/imp-added-hubic-support/diff#comment-15395084
any news on this ?
@segator said:
don’t used it, in 24h your token will be expired, it doesn’t have any sense to use it yet.
This has been fixed in version 0.5 (29 March).
@misterco said:
svfs is working but not possible to see files with Plex.
Had the same problem, Plex didn’t find any folders/files within the mountpoint.
The solution for this was to set the uid and gid of the plex user/group (instead of root) as mount option. (in my case uid=108,gid=113).
Now I’m running some tests using this setup…
