As Colin O'Flynn wrote:
> Then there could be an option to not ask at all, and just change
> them back for batch files.
When reading about your trouble, I've also got the idea about asking
the user.
What about the following algorithm:
. if stdin is a tty, default to safemode, and if the fuses had been
changed, ask the user about a decision upon exit; can be turned
off using -u
. if stdin is not a tty, default to !safemode, and don't do anything
with the fuses unless the user specified so (batch mode)
. perhaps, add an option to enable safemode if stdin is not a tty,
but given your trouble reports, I'm not so sure about the real
value of that feature
Question to the Win32 users: would
if (isatty(fileno(stdin))) {
...
}
work on Win32? The Unix manuals document isatty() as being a Unix V7
function. If that doesn't work, we'd need a different method on Win32
to detect whether standard input is a terminal.
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