Andrea Novara
Andrea Novara
The `export/` directory is dynamically generated, so there's no risk to saturate your disk because of it. It features a really basic structure. At the first level, you have all...
Have you found it useful?
I should check the reason why the inode is forged instead of taking the internal id used inside archive/. Maybe I've done this to fulfil some POSIX semantics requirement I'm...
Hi wesley2012, thanks for sending your patch. Unfortunately what your patch does is just preventing file retagging. The `rename` operation is performed every time you move a file from a...
Hi @tuxlifan, the test suite is probably outdated. I don't run it since long time. I'll check it as soon as possible. By the way it's really unsatisfying to me...
Thanks for suggesting. I'll take care of this as soon as possible. I don't think I'll be able to implement this as quickly as I did for your previous issues,...
This could be a good way to speed up tagging compatible to filesystem semantics. The implementation should involve three calls only: `open()`, `write()` and `flush()`. I'll evaluate your idea. Thanks...
Hi @conrad-heimbold, here is my very first implementation of your idea. The logic is fully contained in src/fuse_operations/write.c, while open.c and mknod.c got some improvements too. Please test it.
How's gone your testing?
You can easily implement this by creating the top-level triple tags and then establishing relations between those and their more specific counterparts, like in: ``` $ mkdir -p mpoint/tags/file:/mimetype/audio $...