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I have two different fuse filesystems in Python (subclassing Operations) that I combine into a single mountpoint. Right now I am creating two folders inside another and mounting them there. Something like this:

/mnt/myfolder/fuse1 
/mnt/myfolder/fuse2

(my folder is a real folder in filesystem)

But I would like to extend this idea to more and in a dynamical way. In other words I would like that myfolder is also a fuse filesystem in Python that dispatch to different objects. Is this possible?

Hernan
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  • What is the use case for this? – Heisenberg Mar 20 '15 at 04:21
  • @Heisenberg I have different filesystems with different capabilities (e.g. a readonly one, another that list objects based on dates, etc). And I need to compose them in a user dependent way. I have tried to dispatch commands based on the `path` argument but is a pain in the neck. I would be much easier to say mount this Operations here, that one there, and so forth. – Hernan Mar 21 '15 at 03:13
  • "dispatch to different objects" The FUSE module is already doing this for you so I dont see why you would want to reimplement it yourself. – Sid Datta Sep 16 '17 at 06:15

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