Hello,
I haven't been able to find a solution to my problem with flickrfs, and i'm posting it here in the hope someone might help. Apologies if this is not the right place for this type of question.
I have downloaded and installed flickrfs, but i get a "permission" denied message whenever i want to copy files or list the content of the mount point:
$ sudo python /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/flickrfs/flickrfs.py ~/Pictures/flickrfs
Authorizing with flickr...
Authorization complete.
:~/Pictures$ cd flickrfs
bash: cd: flickrfs: Permission denied
The log file in the /.flickrfs does not give meany clue:
01/04/08 18:23:32 INFO flickrfs.py:Flickrfs:mountpoint: '/home/remi/Pictures/flickrfs'
01/04/08 18:23:32 INFO flickrfs.py:Flickrfs:unnamed mount options: []
01/04/08 18:23:32 INFO flickrfs.py:Flickrfs:named mount options: {}
01/04/08 18:23:32 INFO Authorizing with flickr...
01/04/08 18:23:32 INFO Authorization complete
01/04/08 18:23:33 INFO Got NSID:11751433@N05:
01/04/08 18:23:33 INFO Getting list of licenses available
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG parentDir:/:
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG Creating directory:/
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG parentDir:/:
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG Creating directory:/tags
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG nlink of / is now 3
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG parentDir:/tags:
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG Creating directory:/tags/personal
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG nlink of /tags is now 3
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG parentDir:/tags:
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG Creating directory:/tags/public
01/04/08 18:23:34 DEBUG nlink of /tags is now 4
01/04/08 18:25:29 DEBUG Retrieving bandwidth information
01/04/08 18:25:30 DEBUG Bandwidth: max:2147483648
01/04/08 18:25:30 DEBUG Bandwidth: used:0
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"~/.flickrfs/log" [readonly] 40L, 2301C
Any suggestion on what am i doing wrong? Thanks!
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Sorry for the delay in responding to your request.
There's nothing obvious that you are doing wrong. Could you please provide the following additional information: flickrfs vesion, fuse version, fues-python version, what OS/version you are running it under. Also the output of a 'df' command and an 'ls -l Pictures/flickrfs might be useful for me to look at.