Apparently, AWS has patched its base utils, which works differently when we try to use our scripts.
In this particular case, their ls utility doesn't support a [real basic] flag -l. This caused our reload
script to crash without reloading the subscripts for each particular volume that is tracked by the
driver.
Apparently, AWS has patched its base utils, which works differently when we try to use our scripts. In this particular case, their
lsutility doesn't support a [real basic] flag-l. This caused our reload script to crash without reloading the subscripts for each particular volume that is tracked by the driver.Closes #297