Dear Jan,
First of all, I would like to thank you very much for taking the time to
go debug the code of usbmount. It is highly appreciated and, if you
happen to be interested, I would welcome you to be a comaintainer of the
package.
On Jul 26 2010, Jan Schulz wrote:
> Ok, after some more syslog reading, I found out, that I don't need this
> patches: it seems it is enough to do two things to *mount* the ntfs stick:
> 1. install ntfs-3g
Yes, sure, as with any FUSE filesystem.
> 2. add 'ntfs' to the supported filesystems (fuseblk is not enought/ right!)
Only ntfs and not ntfs-3g?
> There is probably still the problem when unmounting: as the mount line states
> fuseblk, it probably needs to be added to the FILESYSTEMS too:
>
> if [ -x /usr/bin/ntfs-3g ] then
> FILESYSTEMS = "${FILESYSTEMS} fuseblk"
> fi
>
> right in front of the umount code.
I, unfortunately, don't have any "typical" ntfs filesystem to test. Do
you happen to have one?
> Please pull
>
> http://git.katzien.de/usbmount.git
>
> for the latest patches.
Great. I just pulled and I see some good patches that I was thinking of
implementing, but you were faster.
> I will probably add some more patches (naming and creating of mountpoints) to
> this git repository.
I will try to review the patches and send you some feedback.
Thanks again for your interest,
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