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any thing official from the guys at Pogoplug on this? I'd love to know that I'm doing something wrong. but if it can't do it that would be good to know as well.
cyburdine
Categories: Pogoplug Drive (Linux)
On my linux server I have been able to successfully mount my pogoplug and have been able to read and write files much to my delight. I am doing this by using my main email/pass which obviously shares all data on the pogoplug.
I'd rather just have it be able to see just one spacific folder. So I created a folder and shared it (read/write) with another email address (registered with my.pogoplug.com) The drive mounts fine, however I can only write (eg create a file or mkdir). I am unable to delete, nor can I modify files (eg touch file that exists).
the error I receive is:
#mkdir bob
#rmdir bob
[223226.790][968201][HBFUSE][02] RMDIR Failed 5 'Input/output error'rmdir: bob: Input/output error
from the web gui and on my windows box, I am able to fully read/write to this same directory so I know the share is setup correctly.
anyone have any ideas on this?
thanks,
cyburdine
February 23, 2011 10:29 AM
March 14, 2011 8:04 AM
Confirming.
When I mount my pogoplug with the master username/password, all is well (I can create, delete, edit, read anything) and fast (full 100 Mbit/sec LAN speed).
When I mount it with a limited account nothing works: I can't delete or edit files, and receive a lot of input/output errors while stat-ing and trying to delete files. Also, performance is really bad (about 3-400 KBit/sec while writing).
I am using the latest Linux pogoplugfs client.
April 2, 2011 4:04 PM
I am having the same issue.
Using Ubuntu 10.10 - mounted drive as master account, can't delete files off EXT3 partitions from Gnome or command line.
Getting errors like:
MKDIR [1:'.Trash-1000'] Failed 13 'Permission denied'
READDIR NO ROOM
RMDIR Failed 5 'Input/output error'
etc.
Mountpoint folder and all folders within are owned by my logged in user (josh:josh) with 775 permissions, including folders named .Trash-1000 on both partitions.
Any fixes?
April 2, 2011 9:58 PM
Taking a guess here... and would LOVE for someone on the PGP team to chime in and correct me. ButI have a feeling this is operating as designed. I know that they have a "business" version of the PGP that officially supports multiple logins.
http://blog.pogoplug.com/pogoplug-launches-business-version-pogoplug-biz-184/
note the multiple logins feature.
anyone who own's a PGP biz box and using linux able to confirm this?
cyburdine
April 3, 2011 12:42 PM
well what user do i need to mount with in order to be able to delete files in gnome / bash - root? w/ current permissions / ownership my root user can't even view the mounted contents for some reason i don't understan.
deleting files through the web interface w/ the same user works - this is by design???
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from further experiments, it seems that this has to do with the shared path.
when I login with my main email address and share a folder to myself... then try to do the read/write operations listed above i get the same results. :(