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I used hubic-application to get hubic_auth and hubic_token
$ hubic-application
Did you registered an application under your hubic account ? (y/N) y
~> Application redirect URL: https://mydomain.com/
~> Application client_id: api_hubic_xxxxxxx
~> Application client_secret: xxxxxxx
== Your mount options ==
~> hubic_auth=xxxxxxxxxx
~> hubic_token=xxxxxxxxxx
With those informations, I should be able to mount Hubic account with svfs:
mount -t svfs -o hubic_auth=xxxxxxxxxx,hubic_token=xxxxxxxxxx,container=default hubic /test
I also tried to put credentials information in /etc/svfs.yaml and run command
mount -t svfs -o container=default hubic /test
Results you expected :
I expected the /test directory to be mounted on my VPS and access files in my Hubic account
Results you observed :
After about 30 seconds, I get this message on the command line:
FATA[2017-06-17T11:29:39-04:00] cannot obtain root node: Timeout when reading or writing data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Context
Steps to reproduce this issue :
I used hubic-application to get hubic_auth and hubic_token
$ hubic-application
Did you registered an application under your hubic account ? (y/N) y
~> Application redirect URL: https://mydomain.com/
~> Application client_id: api_hubic_xxxxxxx
~> Application client_secret: xxxxxxx
~> Email: [email protected]
~> Password: xxxxxxxx
== Your mount options ==
~> hubic_auth=xxxxxxxxxx
~> hubic_token=xxxxxxxxxx
With those informations, I should be able to mount Hubic account with svfs:
mount -t svfs -o hubic_auth=xxxxxxxxxx,hubic_token=xxxxxxxxxx,container=default hubic /test
I also tried to put credentials information in /etc/svfs.yaml and run command
mount -t svfs -o container=default hubic /test
Results you expected :
I expected the /test directory to be mounted on my VPS and access files in my Hubic account
Results you observed :
After about 30 seconds, I get this message on the command line:
FATA[2017-06-17T11:29:39-04:00] cannot obtain root node: Timeout when reading or writing data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: