You will need to open another terminal to test reading and writing from the mount point. This will run the mount in the foreground.

Rclone mount -vfs-cache-mode full -write-back-cache -vfs-write-back 10s -vfs-cache-max-age 300s -vfs-cache-max-size 5000M -vfs-cache-poll-interval 60s -cache-dir /tmp sme: /net/rclone Next, ensure a mount point is configured on Linux.įor this example I will mount to /net/rclone. Mounting Rclone with the File Fabric on Linuxįirst setup and install Rclone per the instructions in the article. Well, sometimes a system use case requires headless access to a drive or mount point which can be the case for Linux or Windows server installations. The File Fabric already ships easy to install drive-integrated tools for transparent end-user access Mac/Linux/Windows, so what use case would prompt a company to use an Rclone mount with the File Fabric instead? Mounting/mapping drives can be useful for end users navigating storage from GUI based tools like Windows Explorer and Mac Finder. As per per our prior blog post Rclone v1.54 now supports the Enterprise File Fabric (EFF) v2006.03 for copying, moving, syncing and listing of files/objects.ĭid you know Rclone also supports mapping drives in Windows or mounting in OSX/Linux?

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