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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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Is there any fuse server/client software like sshfs but don't have any ssh authentication?

I want to read log files in many linux hosts. But don't have all the ssh permisson on all the hosts. Instead, I can install a agent on all the hosts. So, Is there any fuse server/client software like sshfs but don't have any ssh…
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Unable to mount via sshfs (fuse: permission denied)

So, I installed sshfs on my Ubuntu 10.04 and tried to mount a remote server directory. Unfortunately, I got the error many users got: fuse: failed to open /dev/fuse: Permission denied So, I went on Google and tried pretty much everything - chmod…
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fuse python script not running in background using php

i am trying to run a file sytem for dropbox ff4d ( from github) in background using php the purpose if that user will get his dropbox files mount on the server and then i will give the path to a web based explorer (like eXtplorer) so user can…
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Once you mount a file system, how do you use it?

I understand that a file system can be visualized as a "tree" of files and directories. I also understand that "mounting" a file system means to placing or rooting that tree within an existing directory.…
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Something missing in a Java program but what?

when I execute a Java application, in Eclipse console, I obtain these errors. I am finding some difficulties to interpret...seems to me that something is missing but I can't understand what: a class, a configuration file or what? [04 ott 2013…
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Is there a Linux filesystem, perhaps fuse, which gives the directory size as the size of its contents and its subdirs?

If there isn't, how feasible would it be to write one? A filesystem which for each directory keeps the size of its contents recursively and which is kept updated not by re-calculating the size on each change on the filesystem, but for example update…
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Show different contents for different shell sessions (fuse?)

Let's say I start a shell and I choose to show the content of the folder /user/content_A inside another folder /target Now I start a second shell session, I want to show the content of another folder /user/content_B inside the same folder…
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How to dynamic output a file content with replaced some bytes?

I used a fuse plugin named 'concatfs' It can virtual merge some file with a specific filename like xxx-concat-.mkv, and this file's content is a TEXT: 1.mkv 2.mkv 3.mkv system reads xxx-concat-.mkv, it outputs a merged file with 1.mkv 2.mkv…
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How to call the 'read' system call with python

I need to run the linux 'read' system call with my arguments. Any ideas? read(const char *path, char *buf, size_t size, off_t offset,struct fuse_file_info *fi) I need to call the above function with my arguments.
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Why doesn't this python program terminate?

I am new to Python and Fuse. I am working my way through somebody else's Fuse code which I have running on my system. Here is the main method that starts the program: if __name__ == '__main__': os.system('clear') print "\n[*] Filesystem…
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