How do you configure mount options

[playmobilmeister]

Hi,
I successfully installed Rclone Manger and loaded the config with my 3 remotes. Now I'm trying to set up mount options under Mount Control, but I don't know how to do it. When I press 'Source' or 'Destination' nothing happens. Is this an expected behaviour? Am I supposed to pre-configure mount options somehow?
Thanks

[Hakanbaban53]

You can scroll the bottom. You can see this:

For mount you need the use Mount Options card Edit Settings button. After click there is a dialog gonna open. You can edit from there.

Top part is preview part. Mount source and Mount path preview.

[polatucha121]

hi there folks,
can someone please provide with some instructions how to mount a remote with flatpak installation?
What I did:

1. flatpak override --user io.github.zarestia_dev.rclone-manager
   --talk-name=org.freedesktop.Flatpak
2. flatpak override --user io.github.zarestia_dev.rclone-manager
   --filesystem=PATH
3. verified with
   flatpak override --user --show io.github.zarestia_dev.rclone-manager

When pushing the mount button always getting fuse error fusermount exit status 1

In configuration mount as mount type and allow-others is on.

[Hakanbaban53]

Have you reconfigured the file paths?
From this link

After granting specific path permissions, you need to reconfigure your paths in RClone Manager. The application initially accessed locations through Flatpak's sandboxed portal paths (temporary virtual paths). Once you grant direct filesystem permissions, these portal paths are replaced with actual system paths and the temporary paths become invalid.

[polatucha121]

meaning destination in mount settings?
yes i did

[Hakanbaban53]

Okay, one last thing. I actually forgot to mention this in the wiki: You need to close (Completely) and reopen the app for the changes to take effect.

If that doesn't work, then I am honestly not sure what the problem could be.

[polatucha121]

actually managed to sort it out:
i had to uncomment 'allow_other' in /etc/fuse.conf

[Hakanbaban53]

I haven't added that to the wiki, as it generally isn't required on most Linux systems. While this is technically a system configuration issue rather than a problem with the app itself, I agree that adding it to the wiki would be helpful for many people.