LUFS – Linux Userland File System
(sshfs, ftpfs, localfs, locasefs, gnutellafs, gvfs, cardfs, cefs)
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+Bleeding Edge
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+cvs -d :pserver:pserver@cvs.jankratochvil.net:/cvs login
+ Just hit ENTER (empty password)
+cvs -d :pserver:pserver@cvs.jankratochvil.net:/cvs -z3 checkout -r captive lufs
+cd lufs
+./autogen.pl
+make
+make install
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+mkdir /mnt/localfs
+lufsmount localfs:///tmp /mnt/localfs
+ls /mnt/localfs
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1. INTRODUCTION
For those not interested in technicalities:
Two methods are available for mapping remote permissions locally:
normal mapping: the file/dir permissions are preserved and the owner changed accordingly (either the mounting user, or some neutral – uid=gid=2 – if the file is not owned remotely). This mode is active by default.
-forced ownership: all the files/dirs are owned by the mounting user and the permissions are changed to reflect real access rights (if the file is not owned remotely, then the local “user” and “group” permissions will be the same as remote “other”). This mode is activated by the own_fs option.
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+forced ownership: all the files/dirs are owned by the mounting user and the permissions are changed to reflect real access rights (if the file is not owned remotely, then the local “user” and “group” permissions will be the same as remote “other”). This mode is activated by the own_fs option.