I think we should at least attempt to consolidate into one place w/ a little forum + mailing list. Anybody want to head up the efforts ?
There are 4 components 1) MacFuse Core (Erik Locking code seems to be working in Lion 10.7 also) 2) Objective C frameworks 3) Prefpanes 4) Utilities (installers/auto-updater/build script) Best, Bryan On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 7:48 AM, Erik Larsson <[email protected]> wrote: > This is our (Tuxera's) repository, including a conversion of the SVN > history (see 'upstream' branch for a pure conversion of the old history): > > http://github.com/tuxera/macfuse > > Regards, > > - Erik > > Tomas Carnecky skrev 2011-04-18 16.19: > > I have. And if I'm lucky I'll be able to dig up the code :) >> >> On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 4:09 PM, Benjamin Fleischer >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> I created a github repository a week ago. I used Erik's locking code and >>> modified the prefpane/updater to check my github page for macfuse >>> updates. >>> If anyone is interested you can find my repository at >>> http://github.com/bfleischer/macfuse >>> In the "tools" directory is a shell script named "key_generator" which >>> generates a new rsa key pair (and the C array representation of the >>> public >>> key) needed to sign macfuse releases. >>> At the moment I'm trying to port the newest libfuse release 2.8.5. Has >>> anyone attempted this before? >>> Regards >>> Benjamin >>> Am 18.04.2011 um 15:53 schrieb Tomas Carnecky: >>> >>> I've created a MacFUSE organization on github. I'm in the process of >>> importing the old code from the svn repo into git, I just need to >>> collect the identities of the original contributors so I can do a >>> proper conversion. After that I plan to collect all the different >>> branches and patches that have been floating around and then we'll see >>> how to go from there. Does that sound like a plan? >>> >>> On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 7:21 PM, Anatol Pomozov >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> +Amit and some people from macports >>> >>> Hi, Amit. >>> >>> Taking into account the current situation are you willing to transfer >>> >>> the project ownership to someone else? There are few candidates for >>> >>> this position. Some of them: maintainers of macports project, authors >>> >>> of existing forks, or maybe you have a candidate that is interesting >>> >>> in maintaining the project. >>> >>> I think that macfuse project is too important to let it die. The are a >>> >>> lot of active macfuse users, many people use it via macports. Macfuse >>> >>> really needs some owner/maintainer. And for beginning it worth >>> >>> consolidating a bunch of patches from third-party forks and macports >>> >>> (https://trac.macports.org/browser/trunk/dports/fuse/macfuse/files). >>> >>> Is there any chance that you add someone as a developer/owner to the >>> >>> googlecode project? Of course there is always possible to fork the >>> >>> project and put it to github, but I think it would be much better for >>> >>> the macfuse community to continue development at the existing >>> >>> location. >>> >>> Amit, what do you think? >>> >>> On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 3:38 AM, Jonathan Morgan >>> >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Indeed there are several forks that have developed 64bit versions due to >>> the >>> lack of central administration of the project on this thread / Goggle. >>> It's >>> a real shame, and I for one would be very willing to get behind a new >>> branch >>> on github (for instance). We (at Object-Matrix.com) use MacFUSE, Fuse and >>> JDokan (Windows equivalent, strangely better supported) together with >>> JFuse >>> for a core product, other significant companies, e.g., Wuala also seem to >>> use it judging by their posts. I'm sure that the community will get the >>> product working on Mac Lion, but some consensus on the best organised >>> fork >>> to follow/submit to would be excellent. >>> >>> You could also look at KFS. >>> >>> >>> On 16 Apr 2011, at 00:23, [email protected] wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I was trying to use macfuse from macports on my 10.6.4 x64. It looks like >>> it >>> (fuse_mount/fuse_new functions) does not work. I decided to go to the >>> official site to check issues list and find something similar. Then I >>> came >>> to this maillist. >>> >>> What I found: >>> >>> - last release has been made 3 years ago >>> >>> - last source change has been made 2 years ago >>> >>> - the original author says that he has no time to work on the project >>> anymore >>> >>> - there are 2 other forks that make macfuse work on latest MacOSX >>> (include >>> 64bits version) >>> >>> - nobody else has development access to repository so nobody can submit >>> fixes from contributors >>> >>> - there are 2 forks on github >>> >>> For me it clearly says that the project is dead now. There are few >>> questions >>> here: >>> >>> - is anybody going to continue this project? At least on github. >>> >>> - if not is there any alternative to macfuse? I would like to use fuse >>> for >>> my cross-platform application. 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