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bindfs works, but not via /etc/fstab
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I can do a bind mount like this:
bindfs -u target --mirror=target /home/source/import/target /home/target
umount /home/target
But it fails, if I try to do the same thing via /etc/fstab:
# fstab line:
/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse.bindfs mirror=target 0 0
Try to mount via /etc/fstab:
LANG=C mount /home/target
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /home/source/import/target,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so.
But dmesg does not contain a new entry.
target and source are the name of directories and the name of two linux users.
What is wrong?
Hints how to debug this are welcome.
Alternative solutions are welcome, too. All I want is that new files created by user target in /home/target are visible for user source in /home/source/import/target.
linux mount fuse
asked Apr 17 at 8:48
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I can do a bind mount like this:
bindfs -u target --mirror=target /home/source/import/target /home/target
umount /home/target
But it fails, if I try to do the same thing via /etc/fstab:
# fstab line:
/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse.bindfs mirror=target 0 0
Try to mount via /etc/fstab:
LANG=C mount /home/target
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /home/source/import/target,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so.
But dmesg does not contain a new entry.
target and source are the name of directories and the name of two linux users.
What is wrong?
Hints how to debug this are welcome.
Alternative solutions are welcome, too. All I want is that new files created by user target in /home/target are visible for user source in /home/source/import/target.
linux mount fuse
asked Apr 17 at 8:48
guettliguettli
38232660
add a comment |
I can do a bind mount like this:
bindfs -u target --mirror=target /home/source/import/target /home/target
umount /home/target
But it fails, if I try to do the same thing via /etc/fstab:
# fstab line:
/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse.bindfs mirror=target 0 0
Try to mount via /etc/fstab:
LANG=C mount /home/target
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /home/source/import/target,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so.
But dmesg does not contain a new entry.
target and source are the name of directories and the name of two linux users.
What is wrong?
Hints how to debug this are welcome.
Alternative solutions are welcome, too. All I want is that new files created by user target in /home/target are visible for user source in /home/source/import/target.
linux mount fuse
asked Apr 17 at 8:48
guettliguettli
38232660
I can do a bind mount like this:
bindfs -u target --mirror=target /home/source/import/target /home/target
umount /home/target
But it fails, if I try to do the same thing via /etc/fstab:
# fstab line:
/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse.bindfs mirror=target 0 0
Try to mount via /etc/fstab:
LANG=C mount /home/target
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /home/source/import/target,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so.
But dmesg does not contain a new entry.
target and source are the name of directories and the name of two linux users.
What is wrong?
Hints how to debug this are welcome.
Alternative solutions are welcome, too. All I want is that new files created by user target in /home/target are visible for user source in /home/source/import/target.
linux mount fuse
linux mount fuse
asked Apr 17 at 8:48
guettliguettli
38232660
asked Apr 17 at 8:48
guettliguettli
38232660
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Did you try the deprecated syntax for fstab entries as found in man bindfs?
# fstab line:
bindfs#/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse mirror=target 0 0
answered Apr 17 at 10:39
HBruijnHBruijn
56.9k1190150
I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
add a comment |
One day later I found the solution myself.
The RPM fuse package was not installed. Mounting via /etc/fstab seems to need it.
Mounting on the command line seems to not need it.
Now it works fine.
answered Apr 18 at 12:09
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Did you try the deprecated syntax for fstab entries as found in man bindfs?
# fstab line:
bindfs#/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse mirror=target 0 0
answered Apr 17 at 10:39
HBruijnHBruijn
56.9k1190150
I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
add a comment |
Did you try the deprecated syntax for fstab entries as found in man bindfs?
# fstab line:
bindfs#/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse mirror=target 0 0
answered Apr 17 at 10:39
HBruijnHBruijn
56.9k1190150
I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
add a comment |
Did you try the deprecated syntax for fstab entries as found in man bindfs?
# fstab line:
bindfs#/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse mirror=target 0 0
answered Apr 17 at 10:39
HBruijnHBruijn
56.9k1190150
Did you try the deprecated syntax for fstab entries as found in man bindfs?
# fstab line:
bindfs#/home/source/import/target /home/target fuse mirror=target 0 0
answered Apr 17 at 10:39
HBruijnHBruijn
56.9k1190150
answered Apr 17 at 10:39
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answered Apr 17 at 10:39
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answered Apr 17 at 10:39
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I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
add a comment |
I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
I tried your line, but it was the same. I found the answer: The RPM fuse was missing.
– guettli
Apr 18 at 12:10
add a comment |
One day later I found the solution myself.
The RPM fuse package was not installed. Mounting via /etc/fstab seems to need it.
Mounting on the command line seems to not need it.
Now it works fine.
answered Apr 18 at 12:09
guettliguettli
38232660
add a comment |
One day later I found the solution myself.
The RPM fuse package was not installed. Mounting via /etc/fstab seems to need it.
Mounting on the command line seems to not need it.
Now it works fine.
answered Apr 18 at 12:09
guettliguettli
38232660
add a comment |
One day later I found the solution myself.
The RPM fuse package was not installed. Mounting via /etc/fstab seems to need it.
Mounting on the command line seems to not need it.
Now it works fine.
answered Apr 18 at 12:09
guettliguettli
38232660
One day later I found the solution myself.
The RPM fuse package was not installed. Mounting via /etc/fstab seems to need it.
Mounting on the command line seems to not need it.
Now it works fine.
answered Apr 18 at 12:09
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38232660
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