Error when mounting an open directory using rclone mount

I'm trying to mount an open directory (example: http://sv2.mybia2music.com/s2/Music/1391/) on windows 10 using rclone mount. I'm using rclone-v1.42-windows-amd64

It just throws errors and I can't access the drive but it shows up in Windows explorer. Trying to access it says K:\ is not accessible. The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error.

Input:

rclone mount test:http://sv2.mybia2music.com/s2/Music/1391/ K:

Output:

The service rclone has been started.

2018/07/23 20:31:21 ERROR : /: Dir.Stat error: error listing "": directory not found
2018/07/23 20:31:21 ERROR : IO error: error listing "":directory not found
2018/07/23 20:31:21 ERROR : /: Dir.Stat error: error listing "": directory not found
2018/07/23 20:31:21 ERROR : IO error: error listing "":directory not found
2018/07/23 20:31:21 ERROR : /: Dir.Stat error: error listing "": directory not found
2018/07/23 20:31:21 ERROR : IO error: error listing "":directory not found

Taylor Swift

Posted 2018-07-24T03:39:45.110

Reputation: 11

I wonder if that http://sv2.mybia2music.com/s2/Music/1391 resource needs a credential specified with the --rc-user switch and so forth. Also test with --debug-fuse and see if that gives any further clue. I tried connecting to a slow WebDAV share with this tool and it times out using it but that resource is on a very slow Internet connection if I recall correctly. I'm curious what you determine with this though. – Pimp Juice IT – 2018-07-24T06:27:31.220

@PimpJuiceIT Forgive my ignorance and thank you for the answer but why would I need --rc-user for an open directory? Here's the debug from using --debug-fuse. I'm new to rclone so I have no idea what it means

– Taylor Swift – 2018-07-24T17:27:00.420

I'm new to rclone as well but tested with it per a client remote WebDAV need over slow links though. I wasn't sure if the web browser passed in a different or implicit security context whereas rclone did not. The lines showing FILE_OPEN, CreateOptions=200000, FileAttributes=0, Security=NULL, AllocationSize=0:0, AccessToken=00000000000002EC[PID=2864], DesiredAccess=80, GrantedAccess=0, ShareAccess=7 look interesting for security NULL, desired, and granted access being different for example. This seems to be for a FILE_OPEN operatation too perhaps. – Pimp Juice IT – 2018-07-24T17:34:37.010

I don't know what that means exactly but seems like what it requested access wise with a PID and/or Access Token and what it was granted with NULL security was not granted or something like that. Again, I don't know what this means exactly or if that's the case but if you have an HTTP resource with a credential you can use the --rc-user and I think --rc-pass or whatever and see if it does grant and compare the debug log differences with that does and does not work to help troubleshoot. I guess that was my thought process perhaps. – Pimp Juice IT – 2018-07-24T17:37:28.397

Error when mounting an open directory using rclone mount

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