Questions tagged [fuse]

Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a loadable kernel module for Unix-like operating systems to make it possible to create userland filesystems, e.g. ntfs-3g.

Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a loadable kernel module for Unix-like operating systems to make it possible to create userland filesystems, e.g. . FUSE is available for , , (as puffs), , , and .

Website: http://fuse.sourceforge.net

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace

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Gluster with s3ql mounted brick?

I am trying to test run Gluster with a volume consisting of two local bricks, the first being a plain directory and the second being a s3ql based mount. Having just the plain directory as a unique brick works fine. Having just the s3ql mount as a…
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cloud hosted sync with free file system integration

I'm currently using wuala for remote storage / sync, and while I dislike their GUI greatly (and their poor support for headless systems), they have one amazing feature where a virtual disk (windows) or mountpoint (using CBFS on Linux) is created…
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Can you not encfs mount within an existing encfs mount?

Let's say that you mounted encfs: encfs ~/cryptfoo ~/foo Then try to create another encfs inside the mount point: encfs ~/cryptfoo2 ~/foo/foo2 It will fail. Why does this occur? I am using Ubuntu 10.04. My encfs is version 1.5. Does this have…
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Is it possible to import file system owned by a single user and export as multiple virtual volumes, owned by multiple users?

Is it possible to import a file system owned by a single user, (e.g. mounted via NFS) and export it again as multiple virtual volumes, owned by multiple users, where each volume is a folder on the single-user owned file system imported via NFS? The…
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Redhat | Fuse | SSH file system

I did manage setup and configure fuse and [sshfs][2] on my Redhat EL 5.4. But when I hit the sshfs it's out put an error sshfs: error while loading shared libraries: libfuse.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory couldn't…
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Mount an FTPS server to a linux directory (but get Access denied: 530 error)

Im trying to Mount FTPS to a directory but it doesn't seem to work... I can do this: lftp -p 990 user:pass@10.10.10.1 It will connect fine. But if I do this: curlftpfs 10.10.10.1:990 /mnt/test -o user=user:pass I get this error: * Couldn't find…
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Docker: 'failed to open /dev/fuse: Permission denied' as non root user

What I want to achieve is to prepare Docker image in which every non-root user can make SSHF mount. MWE below: Dockerfile: FROM rocker/rstudio:4.0.3 USER root RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y udev sshfs RUN mkdir -p /mnt/vol ## also…
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Should I use GlusterFS for mail server?

I'm planing to use GlusterFS for my mail server. But I read that GlusterFS have problems with small file ( and mail are small files). What's the problems with GlusterFS when come to working with small file? I also know that GlusterFS have 2 mount…
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Reliability of (SFTP or WebDAV) with FUSE

I want to mount a Google Cloud Storage bucket as a network drive on my laptop using FUSE and SFTP or WebDAV. Can I use SMB or Samba? From time to time, I may run a differencing and merging tool (aka folder comparison and synchronization). I would…
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Mount merged partition at boot, fuse module missing

I have a merged partition from 3 different hard drives with mergerfs. I set it up following this tutorial. To automate the mounting I added instructions in the fstab : UUID=b3c8301c-5d12-4ab1-ab8c-9249e81978df / ext4 rw,relatime,data=ordered…
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bindfs works, but not via /etc/fstab

I can do a bind mount like this: bindfs -u target --mirror=target /home/source/import/target /home/target umount /home/target But it fails, if I try to do the same thing via /etc/fstab: # fstab line: /home/source/import/target /home/target …
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autofs ssh fuse and permissions issue

I have a mounted remote backup space on a Centos 6 to perform remote backups..which are doing fine.. without issues My /etc/auto.master file: /- /etc/auto.mymount uid=0,gid=0,--ghost My /etc/auto.mymount file: /mnt/backup …
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Show bindfs target

When creating a FUSE mount: bindfs -u joe -g users -r /files /home/joe/files After the mount is done, what command can I use to see the target? Eg, how can I see that /home/joe/files points to /files? None of the following reveals any useful…
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gcsfuse in Google App Engine flexible custom runtime

I'm trying to use gcsfuse to mount GCS buckets in a docker container deployed in a GAE flexible custom runtime instance. This is part of the Dockerfile: FROM gcr.io/google-appengine/python RUN apt-get -y update RUN apt-get -y install…
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Permission denied: fusefs inside freebsd (freenas) jail

Host server: FreeNAS-9.10 (FreeBSD 10.3-STABLE) I've installed a jail, for backup purposes, mounting the to-be-backed-up filesystems of the FreeNAS host inside the jail. Backing up using borgbackup to the remote server is working. As both root and…
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