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Extended mount functionality #52
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Very interesting… I will try it definitely to see how it works
… On 5 Dec 2019, at 15:17, caspertone2003 ***@***.***> wrote:
Some (more) proposals
a) Directory navigation
Using the GUI or mounting gives long time to navigate the tree under Windows 10. I do not know how you approach to this (rclone) issue.
Perhaps some configuration could be added. See https://forum.rclone.org/t/how-to-get-full-directory-tree-cached-on-first-mount/12535 <https://forum.rclone.org/t/how-to-get-full-directory-tree-cached-on-first-mount/12535>
b) would be nice to get output as rclone tree does
https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_tree/ <https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_tree/>
Thanks for considering
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I am struggling with mounts in windows for months... |
regarding mounts - this is big story and there is no one solution good for everyone especially that different options might work different for different remotes. What I can do here is to provide even more flexibility and introduce mounting scripts e.g. you could run your cache seeding script after successful mount. |
also I don't fully understand why to rely on mounts... It is useful to look around and do some small tasks but will never work for bigger operations e.g. trying to sync 1 million files over mount is designed to fail. They will never work perfectly. It is just very inefficient way of working with remote object storage in name of convenience. Risk of data being lost or corruption is huge in my opinion. When you use file manager e.g. explorer in windows to perform operations on "fake" filesystem you are using wrong tools. File managers is not aware of real nature of such mounted filesystem and treats it as "local" one. Fuse software tries hard to simulate local filesystem behaviour but it is only virtualization of some kind. |
for mounting remotes you could maybe have a look at these solutions: https://github.com/dimitrov-adrian/RcloneTray I would prefer Rclone Browser to be a browser:) And hopefully good one. Mounting option is there because it was originally implemented and I did not want to provide less features than original version. Legacy is legacy. |
I will create wiki page regarding mounts as things like you found for example (https://forum.rclone.org/t/how-to-get-full-directory-tree-cached-on-first-mount/12535) are definitely worth to share |
For tree I am thinking about adding it the same way like size option but only to display directories structure: What do you think? |
Yeah it would be great to have a quick glimpse of the dir structure |
Tree command has been added in the latest release |
Hi, long time not here for different reasons - not RcloneBrowser related. Thanks for 1.8.0, took some time, come with lots of enhancements. In relation to mount, I see what you mean. But it is convenient as hell ... While feels like a treason to rclone, I am currently using MegaCMD for mounting mega in windows with more or less acceptable results. It is possible to work with mounts using winfsp and rclone using CMD (no need for RCloneTray) but has glitches, and only gets well using dos based explorers (norton commander alike) - not found anyone working with mouse and not in a mad manner. DirTree is interesting and useful. I wish not to sound ungrateful... Helps to navigate... I would love to see the main pane of the remote showing the tree, I mean, when one connects to the remote, having all tree displayed and not having to click and wait, and go level by level down of the tree... So that I would be able to directly click in a deep 4 folder and see its contents... perhaps for a future enrichment? Thanks for all your excellent work with RB! CT |
It is supported in RcloneBrowser since version 1.6.0 and actually rclone implemented it because of our requirement - rclone/rclone#3575
I totally agree with your comment on browsing experience. I like the idea with navigable remote tree. Definitely something I would like to see implemented. |
Finally I return to this issue. I am going to rewrite mounting code. These are things I plan to include:
Anything else you can think of? |
I assume the option to "save Mount as a task" will include creation and removal of said task as well? (e.g. otherwise users would have to go into Services.msc or something to delete the task) |
It would work the same way as now Download/Upload tasks. You save it as RcloneBrowser task. |
I will not do any OS specific services changes. Idea is you create your Mount Tasks - and if you mark them as "auto start" every time you start RB they will run - so all your mounts will be mounted. Then you can close RB to system tray icon (this is already implemented). |
That's perfect! I had forgotten RCloneBrowser's wide OS support, and mistakenly assumed that saving mounts as "tasks" was a reference to Windows background services. |
Wondering, is it possible for mounted drives to have custom icons? I don't know if it's a limitation of RClone, or my Windows 10 system, or what, but some current mounts have a "blank file" icon. Apologies if this is beyond the scope of this update EDIT: e.g. OneDrive Enterprise has a standard drive icon, but Mega.nz has a blank file icon |
Just noticed that I can't find an un-mount option in the context menu of v1.8.0 - not sure if I've missed something, otherwise could I feature-request it for the update?
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No custom icons. Mounted remote will be represented by whatever standard "mount" icon your OS is using. Customizing icons is just make it pretty story - unfortunately it would be different work on every OS - too much to do. |
it is rclone limitation not rclone browser. you might request it from them.
what is happening after - icon, context menu etc. is out of browser scope |
Fair enough; will do! EDIT: in #13 it sounds like unmount was already implemented? Here it sounds like a Ctrl+C or hard kill command is handled is handled effectively by RClone, and this page suggests that failsafes are built in: hard unmount fails if the mount is busy. EDIT2: I just found this. Looks like you've already considered it. My bad. |
Unmount from within RB - you are asking for right click context menu option in explorer. At the moment in Windows rclone mounted drive does not have it: when for example mounted network drives have "Disconnect" option: if this is what you are after you have to talk to rclone people. |
Oops, my bad phrasing - I wasn't talking about Explorer, I was referring to within RCloneBrowser - when I open a remote and right-click on it, the list of options is:
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This is remote content view. Why it should have unmount option? Unmount is not associated with specific remote folder but with mount point - in case of windows with drive letter you mounted resource to. You can have many mount points pointing to the same resource. To unmount drive in RB go to jobs and stop mount job. |
Apologies; I didn't realise I could stop the mount job; that solves my issue! I've just realised there's an [X] button on jobs (didn't see it before, because black on dark gray background, dim screen). |
All drives are also unmounted when your quit RB.
I the next release I will adjust dark more colours to make things more visible.
… On 12 Mar 2020, at 15:52, Darren John de Lima ***@***.***> wrote:
Apologies; I didn't realise I could stop the mount job; that solves my issue! I've just realised there's an [X] button on jobs (didn't see it before, because black on dark gray background, dim screen).
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beta version is ready for testing: |
RB is but will be more in my paradise ... |
This work is done thanks to covid-19... As I can't do other things. I will call it "pandemic edition". You will see that it is not only mount that changes:) And please use this thread for any comments you might have re mounting: |
Comments left in the other thread - #93 You wrote some comments above that you were not seen the use case of mount. ;-) |
Of course we differ in how we use computers:) I am not big fan of mounts indeed.
But the best course of action with RB at the end was to give choice to users. Your post about cache warming let me think that some people can actually make very good use of them. And now I have too much time on my hands - so things are coming.
… On 22 Mar 2020, at 01:47, caspertone2003 ***@***.***> wrote:
Comments left in the other thread - experimental build.
You wrote some comments above that you were not seen the use case of mount.
Well, for me it is very useful. For renaming, moving and editing -all manually - many small files.
So, I use all the funtionalities of explorer or copycats alternatives.
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By the way, while dirtree is not my dream, is certainly useful. Thanks again! We users do not stop to ask.... |
That would make my dream come true! two more ideas:
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Some (more) proposals
a) Directory navigation
Using the GUI or mounting gives long time to navigate the tree under Windows 10. I do not know how you approach to this (rclone) issue.
Perhaps some configuration could be added. See https://forum.rclone.org/t/how-to-get-full-directory-tree-cached-on-first-mount/12535
b) would be nice to get output as rclone tree does
https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_tree/
Thanks for considering
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