Google-drive-ocamlfuse: Browser not opened when running google-drive-ocamlfuse

Created on 10 Nov 2015  路  7Comments  路  Source: astrada/google-drive-ocamlfuse

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

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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.

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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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