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Signed-off-by: Xavier Lucas <xavier.lucas@corp.ovh.com>
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Expand Up @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ mount -t svfs -o username=..,password=..,tenant=..,region=..,container=.. myName

Using `/etc/fstab` :
```
myName /mountpoint svfs user=..,password=..,tenant=..,region=..,container=.. 0 0
myName /mountpoint svfs username=..,password=..,tenant=..,region=..,container=.. 0 0
```

Using svfs directly :
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```

Note : your token will expire after 24 hours, after this time you will need a new one. We will
limitation in the future.
address this limitation in the future.

For the moment, you can call the hubiC API from an [application](https://hubic.com/home/browser/apps/)
registered in your hubiC account to automatically remount your storage space with a fresh token.
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/PCS.md
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Once you have sourced the *openrc* file, your credentials will
be available as environment variables, starting with prefix `OS_`.

You can then use your credentials with svfs like this :
You can use them with svfs like this :

```
sudo mount -t svfs -o username=$OS_USERNAME,password=$OS_PASSWORD,tenant=$OS_TENANT_NAME,region=$OS_REGION_NAME pcs /mountpoint
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