I'm trying to use a Google Cloud storage bucket as a mount in Ubuntu 23.04 on Google Cloud.
The command I'm running is:
/usr/bin/gcsfuse -o rw --uid 0 --gid 33 --dir-mode 770 --file-mode 770 {NAME OF BUCKET} /var/www/storage-bucket
0 is root. 33 is www-data. I'm just hard coding that for now. I could use --uid $(id -u www-data) --gid $(id -g www-data)
It mounts the bucket. But as root, I cannot make a folder. I get a permission denied.
It's permissions in bash look fine: drwxrwx--- 1 root www-data 0 Dec 13 23:00 storage-bucket/
If I change -o rw
to -o allow_other
I can "touch" a file. But then I get an error that I can't close the file. If I try to edit the file in nano or something, it will not save. I get a permission denied.
I didn't see anything in syslog other than it starting successfully.
Any ideas?
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As mentioned by @John Hanley: