Is it possible to add an option -prune, to not explore sub-directories, when the current directory has been matched ? (like find -prune)

I can't find this in any documentation. How does autojump know what file manager to run? I want to change the default on my system to use midnight commander?

Thanks.

Looking into the code, I found that ensure* methods only verify if the destination path exist and not if the path is of the right * type. IMHO an error should be thrown if path is of the wrong type. Perhaps fs.stat instead of fs.access should suffice...

src/s3fs_util.cpp and doc/man/s3fs.1 become desynchronized when contributors edit one but not the other. Can we unify these somehow? ronn generates man pages from Markdown; perhaps we can generate plain text from the Markdown and include it in src/s3fs_util.cpp?

Hey there,

just wanted to point out that on macOS opam install google-drive-ocamlfuse fails with:

∗  installed conf-gmp.1
[ERROR] The compilation of conf-gmp-powm-sec failed at "sh -exc cc -c $CFLAGS -I/usr/local/include test.c".

A workaround for this is to install gmp first like this:

env CFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include/" opam install conf-gmp-powm-sec.1

You

The method used in the iOS native side has a "feature" where it categorically refuses to overwrite the destination file. As a result, the behavior of moveFile in this library differs between iOS and Android.

I was a bit confused about the "delete on close" semantics on Windows and did some experiments on it. The result indicates that Dokan's current API doesn't accurately reflect its semantics.

• If I call NtCreateFile on a file with DELETE permission and with the FILE_DELETE_ON_CLOSE flag set (let's call it h1)
  • If there's no other open handles, the file will be deleted once h1 g

Is there some documentation or user guide for this project?
I've just spent half an hour figuring out how to mount with goofys inside a docker container -- it's not a big deal, of course, but I'd like to write it down, so that others can figure it out faster.

Would be useful.

URL: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1379982
Creator: ndevos at redhat
Time: 20160928T10:44:57

Description of problem:
http://review.gluster.org/14701 adds new public functions for gfapi applications that want to receive upcall events. These functions are sparsely documented, which need to improve.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
mainline (+backports)

• Operating System:
• Node Version:
• NPM Version:

Bug Report

The create callback is called also for special files like S_IFIFO.
The special named FIFO file is still not created, instead a corresponding .lnk file pops up in the same directory.

$ mkfifo foobar

$ ls -l foobar*
-rwx------ 1 Hasse None 130 Oct 12 14:46 foobar.lnk*

The same happens if create is not implemented which forces a call to mknod instead.
Possi

Package amazonwebservices/aws-sdk-for-php is abandoned, you should avoid using it. Use aws/aws-sdk-php instead.
Package microsoft/azure-storage is abandoned, you should avoid using it. Use microsoft/azure-storage-blob, microsoft/azure-storage-table, microsoft/azure-storage-queue, microsoft/azure-storage-file instead.

• For microsoft/azure-storage, see #558 . BC should be droppe

Google suggests enabling gzip compression before transferring files over the network:

In order to receive a gzip-encoded response you must do two things: Set an Accept-Encoding header, and modify your user agent to contain the string gzip. Here is an example of properly formed HTTP headers for enabling gzip compression:

Acc

Thanks for the interesting project!
I came here looking for a filesystem that I could use in my MCU.
This project seemed to be what I was looking for. Note that I use a SDHC card for datastorage.

Only after integrating littlefs in my code and experimenting I learned that the project is not a good fit because:

• littlefs is probably not design for large files (per some bug reports, e.g. #188

Hi,

I've been looking around for some documentation on best practices and intended use of gocryptfs.
E.g. is it intended for backups, cloud storage, both, etc?
I am looking for an alternative to ecryptfs for storing encrypted sensitive data in a u/p protected non-sensitive git repo. I.e. lots of non-sensitive code, but some sensitive config files...
And the gocryptfs.conf file, is it secret

I was looking for a files tagging solution on Linux platform and ended up with two options, this great tool and attr.

I feel they are similar in both purpose and usage, e.g setting a tag
tmsu tag test.md art
setfattr -n user.tag -v "art" test.md

Also to search for a file has a tag I could use tmsu files or other tools available for attr like Recoll

• Install Infection mutation testing to help detect any untested code.
• Add it to the build process.
  • The build should probably enforce a minimum Mutation Score Indicator (MSI).

Expected Behavior

Leave the mountPoint directory mtime unchanged if no file operations are carried out in it

Actual Behavior

mountPoint directory timestamps are constantly changing

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. $ cryfs wdir1.cry workdir1 (answer: yes yes yes ...)
2. $ stat workdir1
3. $ stat workdir1
   ...

Specifications

• CryFS Version: 0.10.2+159.g87a253ad

General description

Please add an index to the Readme.md,
then it would be much easier to find the different sections fast.

Expected behavior

To find the relevant section after 20 seconds

Actual behavior

I need to scroll endless down

Sorry for that not program relevant request, i just had problems searching in the Readme