Insync will not mount drive on boot

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#1

Hi there

I currently have insync syncing to a secondary drive on my system. If I reboot the system it always fails to find the sync directory and pauses all sync activities and throws a warning. This persists until I manually go and find the sync drive with nautilus. After I view a directory with Nautilus, insync is happy and will allow me to resume syncing.

I currently have the drive automounting on boot and it shows up in my directory tree during the failure above.

Frankly, I do not know if this is an Ubuntu issue or an Insync issue, but my searches have shown nobody with a remotely similar issue.

Can anyone relate to this problem, and how can I correct it?

PS. I am running ubuntu 15.04 and insync version 1.2.18

Jonathan

#2

@Jonathan_MacWilliams: This is caused by Insync starting before the drive is mounted. The workaround for now is to resume syncing manually. We’ll look into doing this automatically, apologies for the inconvenience.

#3

Temporaney solution its retard the autostartup the insync program in my virtual machine have imposted 35 seconds an all work now ! :slight_smile: