filesystems

Linux下fuse用户文件系统的的源代码

  Description
      A filesystem for transparent unpacking of archives. It shows the content
      of archives right beside them in the filesystem hierarchy. Supported
      archive types are: ace, ar, arj, bzip2, cab, compress, cpio, deb, exe-
      sfx-ace, exe-sfx-rar, exe-sfx-zip, gzip, lha, lzop, mac, openoffice-zip,
      ppmd, rar, share, tar, tnef, uudecode, zip, zoo. All existing and any new
      archiv type are configured in a plain text file.
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***** hierfs *****
Author: Georges Kesseler
Homepage:
http://hierfs.sourceforge.net/
  Description
      a simple way of managing a vast amount of data over multiple CD-R media
      by simulating all files on the CDs as if they were online on the
      harddisk. When a file is accessed, a dialog box asks for the correct CD.
      So any program can be used to acces the data without needing to know the
      files are on CD. Scripts are included for migrating data to CD (which was
      the more difficult work). Note that this project has not been updated
      since 3 years.
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***** fuse-ext2 *****
Author: Jeff Garzik
Homepage:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/jgarzik/fs/
Repository: git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/jgarzik/fuse-ext2.git
  Description
      Uses standard libext2 from e2fsprogs to implement an ext2 filesystem in
      userspace.
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***** TagsFs? *****
Author: Romain Beauxis
Homepage:
https://gna.org/projects/tagsfs
  Description
      TagsFS is a file system for music files. It presents your mp3 and ogg
      files in a virtual tree based on the tags of the files.
      You can browse your files by artist, title and album, as well as
      searching based upon tags.
      The nice aspect of this is that all the virtual files appears as real
      audio files, so that it gives the ability of a complete music library to
      any application you like!
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***** Cromfs *****
Author:
Joel_Yliluoma
Homepage:
http://bisqwit.iki.fi/source/cromfs.html
  Description
      Cromfs is a compressed read-only filesystem, similar to Cramfs and
      Squashfs. It uses the
      lzma
       compression algorithm.
      It splits each file into fixed-size blocks and compresses the blocks
      together in larger clusters, so that blocks from different files are
      compressed together for smaller size. Directories, inodes and block lists
      are also compressed. In some cases, it beats Squashfs by a factor of four
      in terms of compression power. On the flip side, it is noticeably slower
      than its peers, and requires more RAM.
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***** mysqlfs *****
Author: Tsukasa Hamano
Homepage:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mysqlfs/
  Description
      mysqlfs is linux filesystem which store file in mysql database.
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***** Yacufs *****
Author: Frank Reerink
Homepage:
https://www.uitwisselplatform.nl/projects/yacufs
  Description
      Yacufs is a virtual file system that is able to convert your files on-
      the-fly. It allows you to access various file types as a single file
      type. For instance you can access your music library containing .ogg,
      .flac and .mp3 files, but see them all as if being .mp3 files.
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***** ferrisfuse *****
Author: Ben Martin
Homepage:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=16036&package_id=191598
  Description
      libferris is a virtual filesystem that exposes various hierarchical data
      including: native (kernel disk IO with fam), XML (mount an XML file as a
      filesystem), DB4, xmldb, Evolution, Firefox, Emacs, LDAP, HTTP, FTP, eet,
      sockets, RDF/XML, RDF/bdb, and mbox.
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***** ZFS *****
Author: Ricardo Correia / rcorreia at wizy org
Homepage:
http://www.wizy.org/wiki/ZFS_on_FUSE
  Description
      ZFS
       is a modern advanced filesystem, originally designed by Sun Microsystems
      for the OpenSolaris? operating system. This project is a port of ZFS to
      the FUSE framework, done as part of the
      Google_Summer_of_Code_2006
       program.
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***** FUR *****
Author: Riccardo Di Meo / riccardo at infis dot univ . trieste D0t it
Homepage:
http://www.infis.univ.trieste.it/~riccardo
  Description
      FUR
       mounts a Windows CE filesystem (read and write) and registry (read only)
      locally. It uses the libraries from the
      SynCE_Project
      .
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***** 9pfuse *****
Author: Christoph Lohmann / 20h at r-36 dot net
Downloadlink:
http://www.r-36.net/9pfuse.tgz
  Description
      9pfuse is a file system that allows you to mount 9P shares into your
      namespace. See "v9fs" or "Plan 9 from Bell Labs" for more details.
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***** ntfs-3g *****
Link:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=23836054&forum_id=2697
Author: Szakacsits Szabolcs
Downloadlink:
http://mlf.linux.rulez.org/mlf/ezaz/ntfs-3g-20070714-BETA.tgz
  Description
      A read-write ntfs driver, capable of unlimited file creation and
      deletion.
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***** playlistfs *****
Link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/playlistfs/
Author: Vijay Gill ([e-mail])
Downloadlink:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/playlistfs/
  Description
      A fuse file system which allows to present a group of play list files (in
      a directory) as directories to allow easy management. A folder with
      playlists is presented as /playlists and all the playlists in the
      original folder are shown as directories.
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***** gcfuse *****
Author: Mike Melanson / mike at multimedia.cx
Homepage:
http://multimedia.cx/gcfuse/
  Description
      gcfuse is a program that allows you to mount a Nintendo GameCube? DVD
      disk image as a read-only part of the Linux filesystem. This allows the
      user to browse the directory structure and read the files within.
      Further, gcfuse creates a special file called .metadata in the root
      directory of the mounted filesystem containing other interesting items
      like game title and publisher.
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***** wadfs *****
Author: Jon Dowland / jon at alcopop.org
Homepage:
http://alcopop.org/games/doom#code
  Description
      A very simple implementation of doom-style WAD files as a FUSE
      filesystem. Currently read-only. You may be more interested in fusepak,
      above.
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***** mp3fs *****
Author: David Collett
Homepage:
http://mp3fs.sourceforge.net
  Description
      MP3FS is a read-only filesystem which transcodes FLAC audio files to MP3
      on the fly when opened and read.
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***** Hyppocampus *****
Author: Roberto Guido
Homepage:
http://lobotomy.sf.net/Hyppocampus.php
  Description
      Experimental relational filesystem where the usual tree-structured
      hierachic organization of file is substituted by a relational structure
      navigable with SQL queries. The first prototypes are builds on top of
      FUSE.
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***** DVDfs *****
Author: Jared Stafford
Homepage:
http://www.jspenguin.org/dvdfs/
  Description
      DVDfs is a userspace filesystem which mounts a DVD using libdvdread (and,
      by extension, libdvdcss). You can use this to make an exact copy of the
      DVD video file structure.
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***** PUFS *****
Author: J. Cameijo Cerdeira (cerdeira at co sapo pt)
Homepage:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pufs
  Description
      PUFS - peer union fs - is a poor man's naïve distributed filesystem. Its
      philosophy is in line with a peer network paradigm in the form of a
      filesystem. The filesystem contents is the union of the directories
      exported by each peer who joins the union.
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***** TrackerFS *****
Author: Alex Kritikos
Homepage:
http://code.google.com/p/trackerfs/
  Description
      FUSE module that connects to a running
      Tracker
       document indexing deamon and populates a directory with symlinks
      corresponding to a Tracker query on document (full-text!) content and
      meta-data.
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***** GlusterFS *****
Author:
http://gluster.org/core-team.php
Homepage:
http://gluster.org/docs/index.php/GlusterFS
  Description
      GlusterFS is a clustered file-system capable of scaling to several peta-
      bytes. It aggregates various storage bricks over Infiniband RDMA or TCP/
      IP interconnect into one large parallel network file system. GlusterFS
      client uses FUSE.
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***** ltspfs *****
Homepage:
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/LtspFS
Author:
http://ltsp.org/
  Description
      The Linux Terminal Server Project uses ltspfs to mount devices of the
      terminal client on the terminal server, making them available to the
      applications running on the terminal server. ltspfs is a remote
      filesystem consisting of two parts: 1) A network server daemon that runs
      on the LTSP terminal. 2) A FUSE module that runs in user-space on the
      server, that connects with the daemon on the client.
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***** usmb *****
Author: Geoff Johnstone
Homepage:
http://www.atmi41.dsl.pipex.com/code.html
  Description
      usmb lets you mount SMB/CIFS shares, as per "Map Network Drive" in
      Windows' Explorer. Unlike the other SMB FUSE filesystems, which emulate
      Network Neighbourhood, usmb lets you mount arbitrary SMB shares,
      including hidden ones that you can't browse.
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***** beaglefs *****
Author: Robert Love
Homepage:
http://rlove.org/log/2006070601
 (announcement),
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/rml/fuse/beaglefs/
 (source)
  Description
      beaglefs allows you to browse beagle queries through your filesystem,
      using symlinks to point to the matching files.
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***** rofs *****
Author: Matthew Keller
Homepage:
http://mattwork.potsdam.edu/rofs
  Description
      Light and fast, allowing you to mount any folder tree as a read-only
      filesystem that fully supports reading extended attributes and ACLs.
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Operating systems
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***** Linux-2.4.X *****
Native port. New FUSE versions (2.X) support kernels 2.4.21 or later.
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***** Linux-2.6.X *****
Native port. New FUSE versions (2.X) support all 2.6 kernels.
2.6.14 and up will have FUSE support included in the official kernel.
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***** FreeBSD *****
Name: Fuse for FreeBSD
Author: Csaba Henk / csaba.henk at creo hu
Homepage:
http://fuse4bsd.creo.hu
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