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From: Miklos S. <mi...@sz...> - 2006-06-13 08:10:59
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> > For sshfs, a better solution would be to disconnect from the server, > > but not actually unmount. And reconnect on new activity. The > > reconnect part is already working, and adding forced disconnection > > does not seem too hard. >=20 > Well, this doesn't fit my usage of network mounts. I use them to access > data files, so basically I open what I need, work on it, save it, and > close the application. I find it useful not to have to mount the networ= k > share manually (the automount feature), and not to have to remember > unmounting it after I'm done (the unmount-on-idle feature). >=20 > And I really want it to unmount when I'm done, as I am using a laptop, > and there might not be anything to connect to anymore later (e.g. no > network connection available). >=20 > > This would have the advantage, that CWD within the mountpoint wouldn'= t > > defeat disconnection. >=20 > The way I use it, a CWD within the mountpoint *is* activity, and I > really *don't* want to have an unmount in this case. It seems to me the > two features (disconnection and unmount-on-idle) are pretty orthogonal. OK. > > Right. What I recommend, is that we wait a bit with adding this to > > the library, to see if people find it useful, and possibly until a > > stacking infrastructure is added to libfuse. >=20 > I understand. Judging from the (lack of) feedback I have received to th= e > patch (except from Valient and Csaba), either you are right and only fe= w > people find the feature useful, or there are no developers on the list > that would patch their installation of fuse, and most people just use > the releases. We'll see. >=20 > What's that stacking infrastructure you mentioned? There's a patch from V=C3=A1clav J=C5=AFza here: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/tmp/fsfipi.diff but I think integrating it will have to wait until after 2.6. Miklos |