Hello everyone,

I run macfuse (sshfs) sucessfully on my Mac OS 10.4 machine.  I
connect to a linux file server at my house.  I usually use AFP
(netatalk) when on the local network, however, when I travel, I mount
my folders via ssh for the encryption.  Anyhow ... my question is
about using libtrash with macfuse (since Mac OS X doesn't support
Network Trash Folders -- geez).

I have libtrash installed on the file server; I run calls to it via:
"export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libtrash/libtrash.so.2.4" ... for
netatalk, I added this line to the /etc/init.d/netatalk script; for
bash commands, I added it to /etc/profile ... so, when I delete a file
from my AFP network volume, it gets moved to the "Trash" on the file
server.  Same goes for if I use the "rm" command.  This way, no more
"permanent deleting" ... get a chance at redemption.

However, I am not sure where to implement this so it will work with my
sshfs mount.  Does anyone have any ideas where I might call the
LD_PRELOAD ?  I don't know what sshfs utilizes when it mounts a
folder ...

What little info I can find about libtrash is at:
http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~marriaga/software/libtrash/

I did email the author of libtrash but he is unfamiliar with fuse and
sshfs.

Thanks,
Damon


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