[fuse-devel] Why the -d option?

[Hinrichs, J. <Joe...@ec...>]

I (being a class-A blockhead) omitted the -d from the command line
starting fuse on my system, and wondered why it failed so gracelessly.

 

I finally did the unthinkable, RTFM, and noticed that "-d" option:

 

            3) run 'example/fusexmp /mnt/fuse -d'

 

It made a considerable difference; however it also seems to turn on a
variety of chatty messages, which I'd like not to deal with. Is there a
short answer to this, or must I comment out all the message-printing
statements, one by one?

 

Thanks,

 

Joe Hinrichs

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