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Are you aware of any way to replicate rclone's error condition without needing to actually exceed limits?
Please try the read-failover branch. It will search for another file of the same name should a read return EIO or ENOTCONN (what happens when a FUSE fs exits). If...
BTW... still not sure about what happens when rclone is in the failed state. When it occurs please check if files are still visible and what happens if you try...
No, it's always enabled. The branch makes it retry reads. If it doesn't get to read it won't fail over. It's probably failing at open. The policy you're using is...
ff is based on the ordering you provide. If google is first it will always be hit. rand should work on occasion. The rclone behavior is not common in that...
https://github.com/trapexit/mergerfs/tree/read-failover2 I've been waiting for people to confirm it works before moving forward with finishing it off.
What's the specific usecase? Read failover is explicitly designed and intended for unstable remote filesystems such as those with quotas where particular, known errors are returned.
Ah. It's certainly possible. The problem is that every usecase is different in terms of the way software interacts with the filesystem and therefore which functions need to be able...
Need to define what "disappear" means. mergerfs is primarily just a proxy. It doesn't monitor the underlying branches. In what way does the CIFS mount respond when it fails? If...