Hi!
I'm proud to announce the first reiserfs ruby implementation. It uses
the new fusefs ruby interface to mount the filesystem.
Usage:
rreiserfs dev dir
Limitations:
- no executable flag, no permissions supported
- file sizes are always 0 (file size can't be given to the fusefs
wrapper)
- if you open a file, the whole file (not the device!) is read to
memory
(fusefs wrapper limitation and needs some work but it could and
should be done)
Get it at http://www.cs.bme.hu/~adam/rreiserfs-0.1.gz
Adam
Sorry, I forgot to write that it's a read only reiserfs implementation.
If it's not a stupid question, could you explain what this could be used for?
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On 30/09/05, aritter@gmail.com <aritter@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi!
I'm proud to announce the first reiserfs ruby implementation. It uses
the new fusefs ruby interface to mount the filesystem.
Usage:
rreiserfs dev dir
Limitations:
- no executable flag, no permissions supported
- file sizes are always 0 (file size can't be given to the fusefs
wrapper)
- if you open a file, the whole file (not the device!) is read to
memory
(fusefs wrapper limitation and needs some work but it could and
should be done)
Get it at http://www.cs.bme.hu/~adam/rreiserfs-0.1.gz
Adam
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Currently not much.. but FuseFS could be ported to Hurd or Win32 or any
other OS and you could get rid of the buggy rfstool and play your
movies on a reiserfs file system real time. And if you're interested in
reiserfs, you could play with this code much easier than with any other
implementation.
Adam
