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nix-deploy
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typed-process
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openssh-github-keys
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system-fileio
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directory-contents
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README
FUNION
About
FUNION (Fuse Union) presents a unioned view of two or more directories. As an example: /A/fileA1 /fileA2 /dir1 /fileA3
/B/fileB1
/dir1
/fileB2
/dir2/fileB3
/FUNION(A,B)/fileA1
/fileA2
/fileB1
/dir1/fileA3
/fileB2
/dir2/fileB3
Common use case is when you have media spread across non-RAIDed disks and you
would like to have a single view of the media. For example: /disk1/dvds/{tv,
movies} and /disk2/dvds/{tv,movies}. You'd prefer to just have
/dvds/{tv,movies} which is a unioned view of the two.
Features
Currently supports unioning of 2+ directory trees. Though, currently the unioned file-system is read only.
Requirements
Installation
Install libfuse-dev. On Ubuntu 9.10:
sudo apt-get install libfuse-dev
Install Funion: cabal install funion
Usage
There are currently very few options:
funion [OPTIONS] MOUNTPOINT DIR1 DIR2 ...
where MOUNTPOINT, DIR1, DIR2, ..., are paths.
OPTIONS:
-h
-? print help
-V print version