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mediafire-fuse for Docker

Description

Since mediafire-fuse was not easy to install on Manjaro, I created this "sandbox" environment to help with downloading many large files to my local machine (or docker host).

Requirements

  • docker
  • docker-compose

Usage

Running

  1. Build and run in one step
MEDIAFIRE_USERNAME=<username> MEDIAFIRE_PASSWORD=<password> docker-compose up --build -d

Downloading

  1. Login to the container
docker-compose exec mediafire-fuse bash
  1. Copy the files you want from /mediafire/data (the fuse mount) to /mediafire/host (the mount to the docker host directory)
cp -r /mediafire/data/<some_file_or_folder> /mediafire/host

Then on the docker host, you will see the copied files/directories in ./mediafire-data

Uploading

  1. Copy the files you want to ./mediafire-data on the docker host

  2. Login to the container

docker-compose exec mediafire-fuse bash
  1. Copy the files you want to upload to mediafire from /mediafire/host (the mount to the docker host directory) to the /mediafire/data/ (the mediafire fuse mount point)
cp -r /mediafire/host/<some_file_or_folder> /mediafire/data

Stop service

docker-compose down -v
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