I wrote a small perl script that does this manually,
http://ip6.com/projects/?p=80
but it will be nice to have it automatic/dynamic
Cheers
-- Silvano
On 10/4/11 4:03 AM, Paul Alfille wrote:
Interesting. This has just been brought up.
Obviously this is quite possible, though will take a little work
internally since the full path to a device is not stored
internally.
We do store the immediate parent hub, and presumably that hub's
immediate parent is stored in turn, so it is quite possible to
recreate the path. Some of those parentage relations might have
fallen off the cache storage, so new directory discovery searches
will then need to be triggered. The hubs are not particularly
efficient in any case.
On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 12:09 AM, Silvano
Gai <s...@ip6.com>
wrote:
I am new on OWFS, but if I understand correctly, in the
presence of hubs
(for example, the 6-ports Hobby Board) the sensors are
contained in a
directory structure that is topology aware/dependent. If the
wiring
changes, the position of the files will change.
It will be nice for OWFS to have also a flat directory that
contains
links to all the sensors in the tree, so that the flat
directory is
topology independent.
Has this been discussed/attempted in the past?
Thank You
-- Silvano Gai
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