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PROGRAM:
NAME
umfuse - User Mode FUSE implementation for umview
SYNOPSIS
um_add_service umfuse.so
umview ... --preload umfuse.so
DESCRIPTION
umfuse is the user-mode implementation of virtual FUSE filesystems for umfuse. When this
service module is loaded it is possible to mount umfuse file systems. FUSE and umfuse are
source level compatible, it is possible to compile a FUSE file system implementation as a
dynamic library. The name of umfuse file system implementation libraries must begin with
umfuse.
Umfuse implemented file system are mounted and umounted by the standard utilities mount(8)
and umount(8).
Example:
$ mount -t umfuseext2 /path/to/file.img /mount/point
...
$ umount /mount/point
The mount command for umfuse file systems allows some specific options:
debug
give a verbose feedback of each operation on the virtual file system.
fuseuid=uid
specify the effective uid for the operation on the virtual file system
fusegid=gid
specify the effective gid for the operation on the virtual file system
human
umfuse is default mode is omnipotent, i.e. the user acts as root in the mounted file
system. When a file system gets mounted with the human option, access control is
enforced.
umfuse modules main program invocation options.
umfuse calls the main program of the module with the standard syntax:
umfusexxxx -o options source mountpoint
Sometimes FUSE modules have been designed to accept a different syntax. It is possible to
match the calling syntax by using the follwing options.
nosource
No image file should be specified.
pre=string
The string contains parameters that must be put before "-o options"
post=string
The string contains parameters that must be added at the end
format=string
This is the most powerful rewriting rule. If the main needs a completely different
structure format can be used: the format string is similar to that used in printf. %O
%S %M descriptors are substituted in the call as follows: %O=-o options, %S=source,
%M=mountpoint.
showcall
Show the call syntax before the actual call. Use it for debugging.
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