On Dienstag, 13. März 2018 15:38:54 CET Michael Heidelbach wrote:
> Thanks for your reply, Roman
> I also thought of archivemount but (maybe to early) discarded that idea
> because for testing I need control over the device id.
> I'm not sure how to make identification more reliable either. If I'm
Thanks for your reply, Roman
I also thought of archivemount but (maybe to early) discarded that idea
because for testing I need control over the device id.
I'm not sure how to make identification more reliable either. If I'm
able to read the uuid of a drive or partition it would be small enough
I'm not sure how you're gonna to make identification more reliable, but you
can use fuse to create mountpoints in user space. E.g. using archievemount
you can mount some archive and the files in the mountpoint will have
another device id. Fuse must be available on the target OS of course.
On Mon,
Albert ,
I've been unspecific deliberately. Apparently too much, sorry.
This is what I want to do:
To identify a document baloo is using a combination of device id and
inode. This is insufficient because at least on my system the device id
is not constant. For external drives it changes with
El dissabte, 10 de març de 2018, a les 18:27:51 CET, Michael Heidelbach va
escriure:
> Hi!
>
> Is it? How?
>
> Do examples exist?
You'll really need to be more specific, my initial answer would be, why would
you care if something is a external drive?
Cheers,
Albert
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