if I close terminal window running the rclone process : rclone is still running.I share some more information to maybe help other newb like me. The last command you shared helped me a lot. rwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 131762 Jul 16 15:29 HIDDENNAME.hostĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 88 Jul 13 15:59 HIDDENNAMEĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 2920 HIDDENNAMEĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 658 Aug 19 13:02 HIDDENNAMEĮrror still : rclone mount pcloud: /volume1/MassMovies/PCLOUD/ -vv -allow-otherħ 21:00:28 DEBUG : rclone: Version 'v1.59.1' starting with parameters ħ 21:00:28 DEBUG : Creating backend with remote 'pcloud:'ħ 21:00:28 DEBUG : Using config file from '/var/services/homes/raffi/.config/rclone/nf'ħ 21:00:28 Fatal error: directory already mounted, use -allow-non-empty to mount anyway: rclone lsd pcloud: Ls: cannot access 'PCLOUD': Transport endpoint is not connectedĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 2414 Aug 12 22:14 HIDDENNAMEĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 root root 144 Aug 27 13:15 1 raffi users 136 Mar 5 22:44 HIDDENNAMEĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 580 Apr 16 02:02 HIDDENNAMEĭrwxrwxrwx+ 1 raffi users 2574 Apr 11 16:55 HIDDENNAME So I have to assume I was wrong thinking that rclone was still running.

Note that in this state, I'm (again) no more able to access the local parent folder (that contains the mountpoint).įolder is not mounted. Looks like mounted and rclone process is not running from my understanding. Is that expected ? Am I supposed to force using -allow-non-empty If I stop (ctrl-c) and re-run the same command I get : rclone mount pcloud: /volume1/MassMovies/PCLOUD/ -vv -allow-otherħ 20:32:29 DEBUG : rclone: Version 'v1.59.1' starting with parameters ħ 20:32:29 DEBUG : Creating backend with remote 'pcloud:'ħ 20:32:29 DEBUG : Using config file from '/var/services/homes/raffi/.config/rclone/nf'ħ 20:32:29 Fatal error: directory already mounted, use -allow-non-empty to mount anyway: /volume1/MassMovies/PCLOUD

Rclone mount pcloud: /volume1/MassMovies/PCLOUD/ -vv -allow-otherĪ really big thanks for you kind help and patience !

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