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2017-03-04 2017-11-11
https (martin) s3fs: MOUNTPOINT directory /backup is not empty. if you are sure this is safe, can use the 'nonempty' mount option. (73.170.130.58)
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  * Store security credentials that will be used to access the S3 bucket to ''/etc/passwd-s3fs'': \\ ''echo <access-key-id>:<secret-access-key> > /etc/passwd-s3fs'' \\ ''chmod 600 /etc/passwd-s3fs'' \\  (Replace the ''<access-key-id>'' and ''<secret-access-key>'' with the actual values)   * Store security credentials that will be used to access the S3 bucket to ''/etc/passwd-s3fs'': \\ ''echo <access-key-id>:<secret-access-key> > /etc/passwd-s3fs'' \\ ''chmod 600 /etc/passwd-s3fs'' \\  (Replace the ''<access-key-id>'' and ''<secret-access-key>'' with the actual values)
  * Create mount point (example): \\ ''mkdir /mnt/<bucket>''   * Create mount point (example): \\ ''mkdir /mnt/<bucket>''
-  * Add entry to ''[[&man_ref(5,fstab)|fstab]]'' to mount the bucket: \\ ''echo s3fs#<bucket> /mnt/<bucket> fuse _netdev,rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other 0 0 %%>>%% /etc/fstab'' \\ (Replace the leading ''<bucket>'' with your bucket name and the ''/mnt/<bucket>'' with the mount point)+  * Add entry to ''[[&man_ref(5,fstab)|fstab]]'' to mount the bucket: \\ ''echo s3fs#<bucket> /mnt/<bucket> fuse _netdev,rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,nonempty 0 0 %%>>%% /etc/fstab'' \\ (Replace the leading ''<bucket>'' with your bucket name and the ''/mnt/<bucket>'' with the mount point)
  * Mount the bucket: \\ ''mount -a''   * Mount the bucket: \\ ''mount -a''

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