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Fuse stands for Filesystem in Userspace. It can be used to create filesystem backends without writing all the code as a kernel module.

FUSE is a library and a kernel module which allows creating filesystems using only userspace code. It has an API in C and many existing wrappers in other languages. Originally written for Linux >= 2.4 and located behind the VFS layer, now it is usable on many other systems. Since Linux 2.6.14 it's included in the mainline kernel.

Questions about using FUSE API, fuse tools and debugging filesystems using FUSE should be have this tag.

For the latest API, refer to the documentation.

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Very slow connection between EC2 and S3. Is it normal?

I am trying to setup CDN for my website. So, this is what I did: Created S3 bucket Created CloudFront distribution based on this test bucket Mounted my test s3 bucket on my ec2 instance using following command: /usr/bin/s3fs -o allow_other…
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Fuse for linux not found in rpmforge repo

I am trying to install fuse via yum on our RHEL5 instance. Its not available in my yum list. After checking, some sites suggests enabling rpmforge repo will provide the package in yum to install. I enabled rpmforge repo (latest for RHEL5), but there…
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How to Mount Secure HDFS?

To let the standard file system user or a program see the HDFS name space as a locally mounted directory, CDH4 i.e. has a hadoop-hdfs-fuse component. It is working with NON secure HDFS, but on a Kerberos secured HDFS, how to do it there? Thks.
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why lstat() not work in the fuse-mounted directory?

I have a directory mounted by fuse,and i am intented to use lstat() against this dirctory.But,when i run the following code,it just wait there and prompt nothing. And by the way,i run the fuse in the android emulator. the code is: #include…
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Bi-Directional IPC in ANSI C

I need to make a bi-directional communication between two processes, I have tried using a classic client-server connection, in which the client sends a stream of bits to the server, but I don't see how can I make the server reply other than…
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what substitute the fuse.ko as the kernel modlue in fuse 2.9

For the purpose that i should port the fuse into other embedded linux platforms,like android,i sucessfully cross-compile the fuse project.And as i know,the fuse can only work when there is a fuse moudlue inserted into the kernel.When in the fuse…
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what functions are called when i do vi

When I do a vi filename from the command prompt, what fuse functions are called if I am using the fusexmp example ? I could guess mknod, open are called. When I do a write ie when i do :wq write is called. is that right.
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about build the fuse via android toolchain(NDK)

i am intended to port the fuse 2.8.7 into android,via NDK 1.7 Fiirstly,i should build the fuse project via android toolchain and then inject it into android kernel as a module.But unfortunately,i meet some problem during the compiling. And here is…
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Is it possible to copy files to mounted directory via code?

I want to copy files to the mounted directory via code for example by using move_uploaded_file function of php? I am using google-drive-ocamlfuse to mount google drive on local hard disk. I have a requirement to upload files to google drive via…
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Using dot product in keras

I went through a couple of stack overflow answers related to dot product, but could not find the answer to my issue. I am creating a model with two parallel CNN which get different inputs. I am using a simple CNN with 1 convolution layer. I am using…
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Can root reliably determine the per-mount ("bind mount") flags e.g. for a FUSE filesystem?

FUSE filesystems mounted by a non-root user, cannot be accessed by root (unless allow_other is used on the mount). As root, I want to query the per-mount flags such as nosuid, so that I can use mount() with MS_REMOUNT|MS_BIND|... to add the…
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How to set different permissions for directories and files using umask and fuse

I use fuse to mount some directories on Ubuntu. The user should have rwx on directories and rw- on files. Now doing this with setfacl is quite easy. Doing setfacl -R -d -m u::rwX,g::rwX,o::--- dir/ does the job perfectly fine. But how to do this…
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Issue installing FUSE 2.9.7 on Linux

I am Linux beginner and I am trying to install Fuse 2.9.7 on my Rasberry pi. I have Linux version 4.1.18. I have followed the tutorial on installing, after extracting the tarball and running ./configure I am unable to proceed with installation,…
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Android and fuse.conf

I am trying to find the fuse.conf file or anything that is similar to it that allows me to enable user_allow_other. I looked for it everywhere starting from /etc/fuse.conf and ending with a full search. Is it possible to enable user_allow_other on…
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error while building the package for fuse-exfat

I was installing fuse-exfat and got the below error while installing, I did the following things to install, git clone https://github.com/relan/exfat.git cd exfat autoreconf --install ./configure --prefix=/usr [root@angus exfat]# ./configure…
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