joe
joe
I did not develop CloudFusion with a hostile runtime environment in mind. So I strongly advise against using CloudFusion if you are concerned about such an attack. That being said,...
@afinite , Please start cloudfusion with the foreground option and post the complete error message: ``` cloudfusion --config ~/db.ini mnt foreground ``` It might be an issue with your configuration...
The exception "TypeError: Incorrect padding" suggests that you accidentially modified the configuration file, or more precisely the values of consumer_key or consumer_secret. This might not be visible for you, as...
@yan12125: Thanks, now I see the reason for the problem. Let me state this clearly: You are not supposed to change the Dropbox configuration file except for the username and...
Hi alexreg, I cannot reproduce the error since I don't have a mac. A wild guess; Maybe the permissions set for the library `/usr/local/lib/libosxfuse_i32.2.dylib` do not allow access in this...
You may try creating a link to the actual library with: ``` ln -s /usr/local/lib/libosxfuse.dylib /usr/local/lib/libosxfuse_i32.2.dylib ``` Or try the suggestion of the last comment in the following thread and...
> It seems you support the obsolete MacFUSE and not the newer OSXFUSE? Actually CloudFusion builds on fusepy, which in turn supports MacFuse. As I said, I have no way...
CloudFusion first tries to mount with big_writes option, which is an optimization. But I think it is outdated, so I might remove this in the future. This should explain the...
Sure, that would be the cause. Though I am certain that it isn't added by CloudFusion. You could of course verify that by printing out the `mountpoint` variable right before...
I would probably replace the first call to FUSE with the big_writes option with: ``` FUSE(fuse_operations, mountpoint, foreground=foreground, nothreads=True) ``` The problem might be about trying to mount the file...