I am running Linux Mint 17 64-bit with Linux kernel 3.13.0-36-generic
Installed via:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:alessandro-strada/ppa
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install google-drive-ocamlfuse
Here is the output for google-drive-ocamlfuse -debug
Starting application setup (label=default, base_dir=/home/funkdified/.gdfuse).
Opening log file: /home/funkdified/.gdfuse/default/gdfuse.log
gdfuse.log
[0.000195] TID=0: Setting up default filesystem...
[0.000247] TID=0: Loading configuration from /home/funkdified/.gdfuse/default/config...done
Saving configuration in /home/funkdified/.gdfuse/default/config...done
[0.000542] TID=0: Loading application state from /home/funkdified/.gdfuse/default/state...done
Current version: 0.5.18
Setting up cache db...done
Setting up CURL...done
Refresh token already present.
curl.log is empty
Looks like the application was successfully authorized. What happens if you start the command specifying the mount-point?
Got it working with the mount-point. But very slow. What I can do to in my config to speed things up?
If you have Google Docs in your root, setting download_docs=false in configuration would probably speed things up a bit.
Thanks, that definitely helped. Great work on this project :)
hello,
I had the same problem. It seems I installed and authorised google-drive-ocamlfuse last year, but I didn't remember it :)
Anyway, mounting the google drive didn't work correctly, maybe because it was a previous version or the tokens were too old.
I removed ~/.gdfuse/default/state and it authorised again, and it worked fine.
The @farvardin solution works for me too in Ubuntu 16.04. :)
Hi
Im using Ubuntu 17 and browser is not opening, I tried on a vps too and the same result, no browser.
I tried every tip I see here and nothing happens.
Is this tool working right now?
Thanks
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hello,
I had the same problem. It seems I installed and authorised google-drive-ocamlfuse last year, but I didn't remember it :)
Anyway, mounting the google drive didn't work correctly, maybe because it was a previous version or the tokens were too old.
I removed ~/.gdfuse/default/state and it authorised again, and it worked fine.