code request signature does not match about goofys

[kahing]

Does aws s3 work? Is the clock set correctly?

[greerso]

apologies, stupid mistake. Had no credentials in /root/.aws/credentials and tried to mount as super user.

Will goofys work in fstab or should I will i need to add the mount to rc.local?

Thanks,

[greerso]

The file/directory modes are not being set asas spceifed in the command below. Instead I'm getting dr----x--x

sudo goofys --dir-mode "777" --file-mode "777" --uid "33" --gid "33" --storage-class "STANDARD_IA" bucketname /mnt/mountpoint

[kahing]

The modes are ints, try 0777 or convert from base 8. I've not tried to mount from fstab so I can't tell you if it works or not, and won't be able to look into it the next couple days. Do you want to give it a try and report back?

[greerso]

using 0777, sort of works, now super user see's the correct permissions set, but even though they're 777 other users see d????????? ? ? ? ? ?. --help suggests the three digit number which is why I had made that mistake and may be worth updating.

I have tried the following but get the message: mount: can't find /mnt/mountpoint/ in /etc/fstab

goofys#bucketname /mnt/mountpoint fuse rw --dir-mode="0777",--file-mode="0777",--uid="33",--gid="33",--storage-class="STANDARD_IA",allow_other 0 0

[kahing]

You need to set -o allow_other, that's a fuse thing.

[greerso]

Still getting mount: can't find /mnt/mountpoint/ in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab

I'm guessing that its something with the format of my entry. I'm just copying from the way that I mount s3fs and riofs.

[kahing]

I probably need to explicitly support that. Could you file another issue?

[kahing]

The original problem is not an issue.