hmm, i read the documentation provided by blomp but havent seen why that happend, but they will fix it sooner then later.
i've joined less then a month ago and every question i have (except 1) has been solved so i think it will be fixed too.
you could try using rclone and save this in a file called rclone.conf
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[blomp_subscription]
type = swift
user = YOUR_EMAIL_HERE
key = PASSWORD_OF_YOUR_ACCOUNT
auth = https://authenticate.blomp.com
#auth = https://authenticate.ain.net
tenant = storage
auth_version = 2
endpoint_type = public
leave_parts_on_error = true
chunk_size = 1P
no_chunk = false
[blomp_subscription_encrypted]
type = crypt
remote = blomp_subscription:ENTER_YOUR_EMAIL_HERE
password = ENTER_A_SECURE_PASSWORD_HERE
Then you can call the mount under any letter your like.
You call this function for a non-encrypted mount --> meaning you can access your files normally from the website:
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rclone.exe "blomp_subscription:YOUR_EMAIL_HERE" Y: --config rclone.conf --attr-timeout 8700h --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 1m --vfs-read-chunk-size 0 --vfs-read-chunk-size-limit 0 --no-checksum --no-modtime --transfers 32
you call this function for a encrypted mount that can only be read by rclone by using the password from the "blomp_subscription_encrypted --> password.
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rclone.exe "blomp_subscription_encrypted:" Z: --config rclone.conf --attr-timeout 8700h --vfs-cache-mode writes --dir-cache-time 1m --vfs-read-chunk-size 0 --vfs-read-chunk-size-limit 0 --no-checksum --no-modtime --transfers 32
Now if you want to move any file to your drive you can copy it on the mounted drive or use a command like below to copy it via the official rclone copy. (i advice copy, as move and sync have different functions in rclone, and you can lose data if used incorrectly.
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1) rclone.exe copy "C:\Somedirectory" blomp_subscription:YOUR_EMAIL_HERE"/SOME_FOLDER_ON_BLOMP/" --config rclone_config.conf --transfers=50 --progress
2) rclone.exe copy "C:\Somedirectory" blomp_subscription_encrypted:"/SOME_FOLDER_ON_BLOMP/" --config rclone_config.conf --transfers=50 --progress
note that official support for rclone and blomp is not there but the documentation states that you can use any 3rd party application if you like.
i prefer rclone over anything as i use it to backup things via a script.
The flags can be checked on rclone official website to what they do, but the above configuration should work for anyone using blomp.
i hope it helps you or anyone else on the forum.
In addition, regarding the 30 days, yes, you need to log in at least once in 30 days so you can be considered "Active".