User:Peter/FUSE

About

FUSE stands for Filesystem in USErspace, a mechanism to allow unprivileged user to mount different filesystems w/o hitting kernel too much. See its homepage and dedicated page on Wikipedia.

Status

Fedora ships with FUSE since FC-4. It consists from the in-kernel module, the main package, called fuse, the fuse-devel subpackage (intended only for developers) and fuse-libs package. The split of package into fuse and fuse-libs was made due to different licensing schemes - fuse-libs licensed under LGPLv2+ while fuse licensed under GPL+.

RHEL provides in-kernel FUSE module since version 5.4.

Available filesystems

The number of FUSE-based filesystems, available in Fedora, steadily growing. Currently ( Sat Sep 5 19:05:24 MSD 2009 ) the following filesystems are available:

• afuse - An automounter implemented with FUSE
• apfs-fuse - A read-only FUSE driver for Apple's APFS
• archivemount - FUSE based filesystem for mounting compressed archives
• barry - a desktop toolset for managing your BlackBerry device
• bindfs - allows you to mirror a directory and also change the the permissions in the mirror directory
• btrfs-fuse - Read-only, license friendly, FUSE based btrfs implementation
• ceph-fuse - Ceph fuse-based client
• chunkfs - FUSE based filesystem that allows you to mount an arbitrary file or block device
• curlftpfs - a filesystem for accessing FTP hosts based on FUSE and libcurl
• davfs2 - a filesystem driver for WebDAV
• disorderfs - FUSE filesystem that introduces non-determinism
• encfs - Encrypted pass-thru filesystem in userspace
• erofs-fuse - FUSE support for mounting EROFS images
• funionfs - Union filesystem in userspace
• fuse-afp - Apple Filing Protocol client
• fuse-btfs - FUSE filesystem Bittorrent
• fuse-convmvfs - a filesystem to convert filesystem encodings
• fuse-dislocker - FUSE filesystem to access BitLocker encrypted volumes
• fuse-gmailfs - a filesystem which uses your Gmail account as its storage medium
• fuse-overlayfs - FUSE overlay+shiftfs implementation for rootless containers
• fuse-pingfs - Stores your data in ICMP ping packets
• fuse-s3fs - a filesystem using Amazon Simple Storage Service as storage
• fuse-smb - a filesystem to fast and easy access remote resources via SMB
• fuse-zip - a fs to navigate, extract, create and modify ZIP archives
• fusecompress - a filesystem which transparently compresses its content
• fuseiso - a filesystem for accessing ISO images
• FUR - an application that let the user mount a Windows CE based device
• glusterfs-client - Cluster File System
• gphotofs - A FUSE filesystem module to mount your camera as a filesystem
• gvfs-fuse - FUSE support for gvfs
• ifuse - a filesystem for mounting iPhone and iPod touch devices
• jmtpfs - FUSE and libmtp based filesystem for accessing MTP devices
• kio-fuse - KIO FUSE
• ltspfs - Fuse based remote filesystem for LTSP thin clients
• lxcfs - FUSE based filesystem for LXC
• mp3fs - FUSE filesystem to transcode FLAC to MP3 on the fly
• nbdfuse - FUSE support for libnbd
• ntfs-3g - NTFS userspace driver
• obexfs - a filesystem to access to mobile phones
• orangefs-fuse - Parallel network file system FUSE client
• rbd-fuse - Ceph fuse-based client
• s3fs-fuse - FUSE-based file system backed by Amazon S3
• sshfs - a filesystem to access remote filesystems via SSH
• squashfuse - FUSE filesystem to mount squashfs archives
• wdfs - a filesystem that makes it possible to mount a WebDAV share under Linux
• xrootd-fuse - Xrootd FUSE tool
• zfs-fuse - ZFS ported to Linux FUSE

Also, the following language bindings were providing:

• fuse-python
• perl-Fuse - Write filesystems in Perl using FUSE
• python3-fusepy - Python module that provides a simple interface to FUSE and MacFUSE
• python3-llfuse - Python Bindings for the low-level FUSE API Python 3.12 packages

Packaging rules

Due to splitting the main package into fuse and fuse-libs, every filesystem, based on FUSE, must explicitly adds the following:

Requires: fuse

to the head of its spec-file. The fuse-libs part will be automatically picked up by rpmbuild.