ns_fuse Namespace Reference

FUSE filesystem operation utilities. More...

Functions
Value< bool >	is_fuse (fs::path const &path_dir_mount)
	Checks if a directory is a fuse filesystem mount point.
void	wait_fuse (fs::path const &path_dir_filesystem)
	Waits for the given directory to not be fuse.
Value< int >	unmount (fs::path const &path_dir_mount)
	Un-mounts the given fuse mount point.

Detailed Description

FUSE filesystem operation utilities.

Provides utilities for FUSE filesystem management including mount/unmount operations, mount point validation, and filesystem state checking. Handles both lazy and force unmounting with automatic cleanup and error handling for FUSE-based filesystems.

Function Documentation

is_fuse()

Value< bool > ns_fuse::is_fuse ( fs::path const & path_dir_mount )

inline

Checks if a directory is a fuse filesystem mount point.

Parameters

path_dir_mount

Path to the directory to check

Returns

Value<bool> A boolean with the result, or the respective internal error

Definition at line 50 of file fuse.hpp.

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unmount()

Value< int > ns_fuse::unmount ( fs::path const & path_dir_mount )

inline

Un-mounts the given fuse mount point.

Parameters

path_dir_mount

Path to the mount point to un-mount

Returns

Value<void> Nothing on success, or the respective error

Definition at line 90 of file fuse.hpp.

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wait_fuse()

void ns_fuse::wait_fuse ( fs::path const & path_dir_filesystem )

inline

Waits for the given directory to not be fuse.

Parameters

path_dir_filesystem

Path to the directory to wait for

Returns

void This function does not return a value. It waits until the filesystem is no longer a FUSE mount or timeout occurs.

Definition at line 68 of file fuse.hpp.

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