fuse-overlayfs
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FUSE implementation for overlayfs
After a recent package update our rootless containers stopped working, and after some investigation we found that this might be related to the new ACL code - our image/container data...
libfuse 3.2.6 fuse-overlayfs 1.8.2 prebuilt x86_64 amazonlinux2 I have been trying to use fuse-overlayfs to merge two goofys s3 folders. I succeeded using migratefs (a fork of fuse-overlayfs) but had...
Whenever I set a default acl to dir, it's not inherited by its subdirectories of files. To reproduce: On WSL2 machine: `$ podman run --privileged --rm -it ubuntu bash` Inside...
I am currently working on a GitLab pipeline to build container images. My GitLab runner is running in a docker image in privilege mode and it is using `buildha` to...
I have a mailman process which runs time to time, and creates lot of mails and logs. Where postfix incoming directories contains 10k files in average. When this happens, fuse-overlayfs...
### Reproduction ```bash mkdir lower upper work merged mkdir -p lower/a/b lower/b mount -B lower/a/b lower/b fuse-overlayfs -o lowerdir=lower,upperdir=upper,workdir=work merged ls lower >> a b ls merged >> a ```...
As a user of `fuse-overlayfs` I would like to use one of the lower directories as the mount target. This allows me to trick applications which search one hard-coded directory...
ArchLinux, x86_64, kernel 5.14.7, latest git version of fuse-overlayfs ```sh mkdir -p {overlay,mount,upper,lower/v/A} fuse-overlayfs -o "lowerdir=lower,upperdir=upper,workdir=overlay" "mount" rm -rf "mount/v/" mkdir -p "mount/v/" ls -alF "mount/v/" stat mount/v/A ``` The...
Can fuse-overlayfs warn about unused arguments? This took me a bit: ``` ./fuse-overlayfs -o threaded # this does not turn threading on ./fuse-overlayfs -o threaded=1 # this does! ./fuse-overlayfs -o...
I'm trying to make use of fuse-overlayfs inside a Singularity container (based on CentOS 7) by using its new `--fusemount `option. Ideally I want to use this to make a...
