Le dossier a bien été créé. De plus, j'ai suivi cette procédure ici-ERR: error mounting: /mnt/axigen (Cannot create FUSE mount point)
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administrateur@webmail:/$ dmesg |grep fuse
[ 63.093613] fuse init (API version 7.9)
Bon d'après ma p'tite traduction, l'utilisateur n'avait pas de fichier "fuse.conf", le fichier a été créé avec la ligne "user_allow_other" & une fois la machine redémarrée cela a fonctionné.OK, I have it working now! Let me explain - so you can let other folks know ....
I didn't have a fuse.conf file, as I mentioned above (and didn't need it for 7.3.0 to work, does this make sense?). In any case, I added one, with the allow user line in it. Then, I also had to make sure that the user "axigen" had write access to the target directory. With this all in place, and after a reboot (to take fuse.conf into use) ... it works!
Interestingly enough, I have the directory set up as root:axigen as the owner, group, but once mounted it becomes root:root ... is this expected?
Also, now that I have it mounted, can I do simply copy operations to back up my server?
Thanks for your help!
