Closed Notmarrco closed 7 years ago
Hello, why are you setting mount options in svfs.yaml instead of fstab ?
This file should contain credentials, not mount options.
I thought svfs.yaml was some "config file" for mounting svfs, since the hubic auth and token can be either specified in the fstab mount options or in the svfs.yaml
file.
Ok, that makes sense, that way we can mount different containers in multiple places. (but it's limited to only one hubic instance though)
thx
Context
Steps to reproduce this issue :
/etc/svfs.yml
to add "uid=1000" and "gid=1000"sudo mount hubic
Results you expected :
hubic should be mounted with the given uid and gid from
/etc/svfs.yaml
Results you observed :
hubic is mounted with owner
root:root
Debug log :
nothing special
Additional information :
/etc/svfs.yml
already containshubic_token
andhubic_auth
and it's used correctly.