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...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

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.

mdbackup is written in perl and basically goes off and connects to a bunch of remote servers (defined in a file called mdtab) via ssh or a smb mount, rsyncs the data to a location on your local zpool and then snapshots the deepest parent zfs filesystem. Another script renames snaps to preserve them as monthlies or annuals and another script purges the remainder of snaps based on a retention policy defined in that severs configuration file, normally 21 nighties, 12 monthly and 7 annuals. ...

...To setup read-only access a "new root" directory such are "/var/read-only" is created,.Under this directory "/" is mounted as read-only. Here is a diagram of the directory structure. / | | | | var usr adm <etc> | read-only | / (Note: this link is a read-only mount of /) | | | | var usr adm <etc> (Note: these directories are picked up even if they are separate mounted filesystems.) | read-only (Note: no it doesn't get cyclic at this point) When a user logs in, instead of running a shell such as /sbin/sh in the password file, readonlyshell which has suid privileges runs. It changes the root directory for the user to "/var/read-only", sets a couple of shell variables and changes directory to the "/" directory, now "/var/read-only". ...

A tool that allows mounting NTFS partitions read-only under Solaris as well as a tool that allows reading Solaris partitions from Windows (mounting Solaris partitions read-only under Windows is planned for the future.)

To mount file system of the one OS to another OS, using Remote Procedure Call Mechanism. Specifically for LINUX file system to be mounted on SOLARIS machine, using the RPC as programming language.