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XFile - File Manager
File manager for Unix (X11/Motif)
...XFile uses its own file type/association database in typical Unix/RC like syntax, which is easily editable. Mounting support for file systems defined in fstab, and integration with mount daemons that manage a dedicated media directory is also included. XFile is easily configurable and customizable with X resources, and has no dependencies, save for X and Motif. Documentation and more on the project homepage: https://fastestcode.org/xfile.html -
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pam_mount is a Pluggable Authentication Module that can mount volumes for a user session (login). Supports mounting local filesystems of any kind the normal mount utility supports, with extra code to better support CIFS, FUSE, various crypto, and more.
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m
commandline mount helper for Slackware
Short command to mount a hot-plugged filesystem on a predetermined place and way. By issuing m on command line it mounts or unmounts a preset device, presumably an USB flash drive or disk. The idea is to have a short command toggle the device from not mounted to mounted and the other way around. Sort of like a classical ball pen. -
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gridfs-fuse
a fuse wrapper around MongoDB's GridFS
GridFS FUSE: Allows you to mount a MongoDB's GridFS instance as a local filesystem Requirements: ·MongoDB 1.6+ ·FUSE 2.8.5 ·Boost 1.49.0 Building: # scons Usage # ./fmount or ./mount_gridfs --db=db_name --host=localhost mount_point Current Limitations: ·No MongoDB authentication -
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Gdatafs is a FUSE implemtation that mount your account at google's picassa web to your filesystem. The filesystem support ful read/write and delete of album and photos.
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Zero Daemon Automounter - designed for USB Mass storage of any type, process what, how and where to mount your freshly plugged'in usb dev. No daemon, no policy, no monitoring. Require FreeBSD-7.2+ and devd ; optionnaly, add/del icons on your Rox pb.
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aggregate_hd is a FUSE filesystem. It can aggregates several harddrives into one mount point. It does quite the same as glusterfs but very lightweighted and only for localhost.
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a read/write filesystem driver(using fuse) to mount a mail box under Linux/FreeBSD box, a shell extension to mount a mail box under Windows, using pop3(s) for read, smtp(s) for write.
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uniso extracts a file hierarchy from an iso image. Extract iso. Useful on systems where 'mount' isn't available. Example: isoinfo -R -l -i my.iso > isoindex; uniso -R -i my.iso < isoindex
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Provides an upgrade to the mount command. By utilizing a semi-GUI approach it allows (auto fs) mounts to be made with ease. Using a built-in directory browser and automated code you can mount a file system, and browse it in 10 keystrokes or less.
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