Transport endpoint is not connected

[ovel2clock]

First off, I love this! This is exactly what I was looking for for Plex.

I was able to successfully connect to my google drive using the steps listed out on GitHub and I was able to upload/download files.However, after some time, it drops the connection telling me the transport endpoint is not connected. I've tried remounting with no luck.

Here's what gdfuse.log shows :
[0.000638] TID=0: Setting up default filesystem...
[0.000676] TID=0: Loading configuration from /home/user/.gdfuse/default/config...done
Saving configuration in /home/user/.gdfuse/default/config...done
[0.001157] TID=0: Loading application state from /home/user/.gdfuse/default/state...done
Current version: 0.5.3
Setting up cache db...done
Setting up CURL...done
Refresh token already present.
[0.004306] TID=0: Starting filesystem /mnt/gdrive/
[0.015072] TID=0: init_filesystem
[35.449524] TID=0: getattr /
Loading metadata from db...not valid
Refreshing metadata...Refreshing access token...fail (error_code=Exception)
Error refreshing access token (try=0):
Exception:GaeProxy.ServerError("error_code Exception")
Backtrace:
fail (error_code=Exception)
Error refreshing access token (try=1):
Exception:GaeProxy.ServerError("error_code Exception")
Backtrace:
fail (error_code=Exception)

If I remove the .gdfuse directory and start over, it works again until it drops again after some time.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

[astrada]

Are you using your custom client_id and client_secret? If it is the case, you should check the config file and look for the keys client_id and client_secret. They should contain your values. If they are empty you will get that kind of error.

[ovel2clock]

@astrada That was it. Thanks for the help!

BTW, I did the headless install and it didn't update client_id and client_secret within the config file. Not sure if it's intended to be like that or if it's a bug.

Regardless, awesome utility!

[astrada]

It's probably a bug. I will look into it.

[markginter31]

Ubuntu 14.04 32bit (using repository) - in Nautilus I get the Transport endpoint not connected. I have all info filled in in the config file. Had to do a headless install b/c it kept segfaulting. Finished setup via headless - but now it segfaults when it gets to the refreshing metadata point.

[0.000311] TID=0: Setting up iu12gdrive filesystem...
[0.000357] TID=0: Loading configuration from /home/mark/.gdfuse/iu12gdrive/config...done
Saving configuration in /home/mark/.gdfuse/iu12gdrive/config...done
[0.000668] TID=0: Loading application state from /home/mark/.gdfuse/iu12gdrive/state...done
Current version: 0.5.3
Setting up cache db...done
Setting up CURL...done
Refresh token already present.
[0.003806] TID=0: Starting filesystem iu12gdrive
[0.014587] TID=0: init_filesystem
[0.014733] TID=0: getattr /.Trash
Loading metadata from db...not found
Refreshing metadata...

and then segfault in the terminal -- shows it's connected in nautilus but gives transport error when I click on the folder.

[astrada]

It looks like it's segfaulting when fetching some HTTPS urls. I'm investigating this problem. See issue #54.

[astrada]

Closing as duplicate of #106.

[JoseFMP]

I do not see why it's duplicated of #106.

In any case, it's still happening. Ubuntu 18.04, google-drive-ocamlfuse, version 0.7.0
Any workarounds? It's a pity as this was the only decent solution to sync with google drive from ubuntu.