Re: [fuse-devel] Re: fusermount: mount failed: Invalid argument

[Miklos S. <mi...@sz...>]

> > Can you print the argument vector in the follwing places:
> > 
> >   helper.c: fuse_setup_common(): before and after calling fuse_parse_cmdline()
> 
> ++fuse_setup_common: before fuse_parse_cmdline: argc = 3, allocated = 0 
> argv = ./hello
> argv = -d
> argv = /fuse
> --fuse_setup_common: before fuse_parse_cmdline
> 
> ++fuse_setup_common: after fuse_parse_cmdline: argc = 3, allocated = 1 
> argv = ./hello
> argv = -d
> argv = -ofsname=hello
> --fuse_setup_common: after fuse_parse_cmdline
> 
> >   mount.c: fuse_mount(): mo.kernel_opts after fuse_opt_parse()
> 
> This is never called. In fact, after some debugging I found that instead
> fuse_mount_compat22() is called.

Ahh, this must be the cause of the problem.

This looks like a bug in the dynamic linker.  A similar bug can be
observed on FreeBSD, maybe they are related.  The workaround, which is
already incorporated into 2.6.0-pre2 should work in your case too.

Can you try this version, to see if it works any better?

Thanks,
Miklos