I am using Insync 1.2.11 on Linux Mint and so far everything went great!
I use my primary partition (ext4) and everything works and GDrive is synced.
Now, I am trying to use a folder on my second partition (NTFS) to store my Google Drive files.
When I try to change the folder location, it doesn’t seem to work. I get an error for a second saying:
global name ‘os’ is not defined
I am wondering if there is something wrong with my configuration (permissions, …), or if it’s bug of Insync.
Can anyone help me please?
Thanks!
Oh btw,
My /etc/fstab entry of the second partition looks like this:
UUID=######## /media/Docs ntfs relatime,rw,user,auto,exec,x-gvfs-show,umask=000 0 0
@mde Thanks for the report. Could you try using the insync move_folder command in the terminal? You can run insync move_command -h for details on the command
For the mount options, what works for me is rw,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000,uid=<uid value>,gid=<gid value>. Basically Insync should be able to change the access/modified times of the files inside the NTFS partition.
Using version 1.2.17, i can start moving the files, i see everything copying the right way. When the move finishes, insync seems te delete all the files again and lets me reapply the settings. When reapplying, the moving starts again and at the end, everything gets deleted.