From: John R. M. <nig...@co...> - 2006-11-02 03:40:25
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I have questions about the POSIX completeness of FUSE. Earlier there was talk of a "filter" operation in 2.7 which would allow file systems to access their underlying contents; if I were to mount a generic FUSE file system overtop, say, /, what would be the consequences? The interesting thoughts I have here are that transparent encryption and compression file systems could be used globally, such that you would "mark" files to be encrypted or compressed and it would be done on a per-file basis. However, if you mounted everything like this, you would encounter problems if FUSE didn't support, say, shared file mappings. In the future I want to toy with a user space access control system using FUSE, which is primarily why I'm worried about this. - -- We will enslave their women, eat their children and rape their cattle! -- Bosc, Evil alien overlord from the fifth dimension -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.3 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIVAwUBRUlongs1xW0HCTEFAQK73BAApO4ajyhZbBt6Jp+Zm9PYRHG9IBWm8Dik pUtV4Dpphsk3NRWMbhX2hdWj3gZQmYABKAGo+UeahU2Qqk6/hE2jBJyl7sindVZe 5v4E8bsOWh6uKwkvdUPcR6LR93EHbwr0UT80FuF4pnf9ZrSUH+ot3FbxpfA2lwhF xfyloynMUKDjwjm+WN1fPjUoTs8ppcVw9M9Lxnhu4b72li8qTMhj4401azNv7CIu LufT5khivfj87h55xUAiV/6qVEj/o9SOO3PYpFlpreLFov2tJc/ou/hhg5jzKPR6 qKs/jAkARXN8He18trQwEyHTBWNLAS3LtGha5stefnuDLQpLeiAgAdzbi6yBNkKj ATLTj4/zCgIT4vXjzvwdctJQhYterusCcF+s4aq2yQFO/5nMEDxpuKfIhegITWli ykJOENHfQWo9fkH8dcg9f5VjYb71PMQ1uXJPiqD7FPOFNVnFBkdXebvjObxtieyn AV7jQN7+10MaoLchDYPeEoU1PT07OH8woZC66GSCr9tAGviSqP85j19L0N15CQYK 3i8O5El476RIsRy/NNH8brzVJOUdFqwoPX9drW5VjzNQ1GJarGczIoi+0RQ6w8oz GInlmJ5abxc6AbTQ91i/zbey2Xx4kMAWGWqXWUlrdRoDFUdxVek+xcDh9m0ehISk xdapReMBhUQ= =Do7l -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |