I'm writing a FUSE filesystem and I have logmsgs set on every FUSE callback. I was surprised to see this when I mounted my filesystem (called netfs):
Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called statfs Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called access /System Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called getattr /System/Library Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called access /System/Library Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called getattr /System/Library/ CoreServices Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called access /System/Library/ CoreServices Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called getattr /System/Library/ CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called access /System/Library/ CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called access /System/Library/ CoreServices Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called open /System/Library/ CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called access /System/Library/ CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist Sep 2 18:09:01 mickey ./netfs[9491]: Called open /System/Library/ CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist Why would MacFuse try to access /System/Library/CoreServices/ SystemVersion.plist *via* the filesystem that it is mounting? Why would it even think that such a file might exist? What would it do with the file if it found it? Thanks, rg -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacFUSE" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macfuse?hl=en.
