Den 10. nov 2005 kl. 9:23 skrev jens m. noedler:
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> Hallo,
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> Jon Bendtsen schrieb am 11/09/2005 10:05 PM:
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>>> I've written a filesystem for FUSE [1] (Linux and FreeBSD) that
>>> allows
>>> mounting webdav resources. The filesystem is called wdfs [2] and can
>>> mount generic webdav resources and offers a subversion mode, which
>>> allows to access all revisions through a virtual directory again
>>> containing one directory for each revision. Inside you can find the
>>> files and dirs of the particular revision.
>>>
>>> /virtual-dir/0/...
>>> /virtual-dir/1/...
>>> ...
>>> /virtual-dir/HEAD/...
>>>
>>> If you enable SVNAutoversioning you'll get a versioning
>>> filesystem. :)
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>> Does it work with multiple usernames? Such that if i as root mount
>> it at
>> /data, then any user writting a file to that directory will result
>> in a
>> subversion entry with the same user?
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> It's possible to do so with the FUSE parameter "-o allow_other". You
> pass this parameter so wdfs at mount time.
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> If you want to distinguish between the users you should use the Apache
> authorization and let each user mount the filesystem itself. Then you
> get logfile entries like this:
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> Autoversioning commit: a non-deltaV client made a change to
> /foo/bar
I was just looking for something like a regular network filesystem where
the sysadm mounts the share, and when people write their usernames
are mapped to a server identity, like NFS does.
JonB
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Received on Thu Nov 10 10:22:17 2005