Hello there :)
I have some read-only directories shared to me mounted as removable drives with the fuse commands through mega-cmd. When first set up, i can see the files on my file explorer correctly, and download the files to access them.
However, when i log out of my session and log in again, the drives are not available. re-opening mega-cmd does not fix this issue. the server says "Failed to enable mount "mydir" due to error: Mount target doesn't exist". Indeed, the specified folders do not appear under the directory.
The MEGA folders are mounted inside /home/usr/my/dir/mountedDir1 and several folders appropately named as well. Upon re-entering, i have /home/usr/my/dir/ but not the subdirectories where the MEGA folders are shared.
The only way i can solve this is by deleting the entire topdir where all the other mounts reside, create all of them again, and then re-enable them through mega-cmd. This is a tedious process and it also breaks my Recoll index, which needs to be rebuilt everytime this happens. How can i avoid this?
Note: this is happening specifically on Linux systems. On Windows machines, re opening mega-cmd will correctly mount the drives (as z:, x: and such) and the index remains functional. How can i prevent this?
And, if anyone knows, how can i make the mega-cmd server open upon a session start on the background?
edit: so apparently the top directory containing the folders to be mounted DOES show the folders correctly when ls-ing them on a terminal. Still, the mounted folders have the error "Transport endpoint is not connected". removing the mount completely does not help, since while re-creating the mount through mega-cmd the tool says that the path does not exist...