* Filesystem contains ".sha1" files, these are undeletable and contain the hash of the file without the postfix. B2_fuse ignores any requests to set permissions. * Neither permissions or timestamps are supported by B2. If using memory you are limited by the available memory, swapping will occur for very large files. * Can be used as a regular filesystem, but should not (high latency) version show program's version number and exitĪccount ID for your B2 account (overrides config)Īpplication key for your account (overrides config)īucket ID for the bucket to mount (overrides config) enable_hashfiles Enable normally hidden hashes as exposed by B2 API h, -help show this help message and exit In order to use the FUSE driver as an interface to the online service B2 run: If the above does not work (a possibility on Python 2.7) use this instead: Install FUSE and B2 Command Line Tool for python as follows: Requires YAML and FUSE for python to work (this is not the same as "python-fuse" package). # Please report bugs, use-case issues and feature requests through the Github issue tracker # Warning this software may contain bugs, be careful of using it with important data. The only difference you'll notice about your documents is that they'll have a sync-status icon and a context menu that are specific to the desktop app.# This is fresh release based upon B2 Command line tool's API for B2. On the right, you'll see the interaction between a mounted drive and a local directory (copying files across both folders on a Mac, via the Finder).Īnd finally, a file on the mounted drive is opened on the computer, as you'd expect. On the left, you'll notice that your site stays in-sync on the web app, as you make changes in the desktop app, and vice versa. Whenever you make a change to your mounted volume, the desktop app will push those updates to, keeping your local volume in sync with the remote server. You can even drag and drop them from your mounted volume to another folder on your local machine, and vice versa.
Create, open, edit, delete, or move files and folders. You can manage your documents from the Finder (Mac) / File Explorer (Windows), just as you would any other file or folder that is already on your local machine.
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