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Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a loadable kernel module for Unix-like operating systems to make it possible to create userland filesystems, e.g. ntfs-3g.

Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a loadable kernel module for Unix-like operating systems to make it possible to create userland filesystems, e.g. . FUSE is available for , , (as puffs), , , and .

Website: http://fuse.sourceforge.net

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace

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restart fuse after editing fuse.conf

I'm setting up fuse so I can work with the mtp system on my galaxy nexus. And I'm going through a tutorial which tells me to restart my computer after editing fuse.conf user_allow_other. But I simply don't believe that I actually have to restart…
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Is there a difference between the FUSE mount option "uid", and the bindfs-specific option "force-user"?

https://bindfs.org/docs/bindfs.1.html -u, --force-user, -o force-user=... Makes all files owned by the specified user. Also causes chown on the mounted filesystem to always fail. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/mount.fuse.8.html uid=N …
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How do I use a FUSE server independent of the Linux kernel?

Normally, when using a FUSE server (aka FUSE module or FUSE filesystem) the Linux kernel acts as the FUSE client. They talk a protocol that is semi-documented, but mostly only ever looked at by kernel authors or libfuse authors. I would like to…
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Shanling M0 DAP mounts in Windows but not in Linux

I insert a 1GB micro SD into this player and connect it to a Linux machine and it does not see the device. Connect it to a Win7 machine and it is immediately mounted. It does charge from the Linux machine though. Anyone had experience with M0 DAP…
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Is `bindfs --mirror=user1:user2:...` broken, because of the FUSE metadata cache?

https://bindfs.org/docs/bindfs.1.html -m, --mirror=user1:user2:..., -o mirror=... Takes a comma- or colon-separated list of users who will see themselves as the owners of all files. Users who are not listed here will still be able to access the…
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Are you allowed to modify the backing directory of "bindfs"?

How well does bindfs behave, when the user makes some modification to the lower directory directly (i.e. not through bindfs) ? (Motivation: I assumed that it would not be a good idea to wrap a directory with bindfs, at a time when that directory was…
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