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fuse: missing mountpoint parameter #62
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What is the output of your |
top line posted is the output of uname -a
Running the latest version of raspbian from their website. |
To be able to move on, I have also tried installing this on an Unbuntu 18.04 VPS I have and seem to be able to get it to "work".. For some context, I am trying to use this to connect to my HTTP Media Folder on AllDebrid, Now, this seeeeeems to have worked, but reports all my videos as "invalid links"
(I have broken the urls that are displayed here as to not allow my stuff to be publicly pulled down) |
I am not 100% sure why all your links are marked as invalid. Here is the code that decode links: Basically your link has to start with alphanumeric character. |
If you give me an account to whatever you are using, I might be able to fix it. |
I have sent you a link via your gmail on your github profile. Still didn't work out how to get it to work on my Raspberry Pi 4, any ideas on that one? |
If you run the 64-bit beta version of Raspberry Pi OS or whatever it is called, it should work. It is basically vanilla Debian with Raspberry Pi foundation kernel. I think PiServer has a different version of one of the library, which leads to that error. |
Ok cool, did you get my email yesterday with the link to what I was trying to access? Thank for your work.. |
Yes, I got your email yesterday. I will likely have time to investigate over the weekend, or the next weekend. Sorry, this is going to take some time. I am a bit busy these days. |
Yeah no problem, I will continue to play as well, thanks |
You put your server behind Cloudflare, and the HTTP header response does not provide content length, so the files are marked as invalid. If you use the server address that is behind Cloudflare, it works as intended. This is not my software's problem. |
Note for others, since it took me a while to figure out what's going on: |
Running on RaspberryPi 4.
Pulled down the project, installed the Debian 10 requirements and built using 'make' in the project folder, no apparent issues -
But when I try and mount (I have changed my HTTP folder URL for this ticket)
./httpdirfs -f --cache https://myHTTPFolder/ /mnt/HTTP
I get
Not sure what to do, any ideas would be really appreciated.
Thanks
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