trapexit

>By "disable", I think the best option would be either ENOENT on the mountpoint itself, or EIO if any file within the mountpoint is accessed. What do you mean exactly?...

> Docker doesn't start any container mapped to a non-existing folder, but indeed it only fits my use-case, not everything. Yes, but you can have errors while Plex *is* running....

>Regarding data corruption, I don't see this being really different from a dead drive or network mount going down? Shouldn't this be handled by the FS ? But this isn't...

Docker doesn't do anything special. It's just bind mounting paths. Nothing you can't do on your own. It just fails if the source or target path don't exist. That's just...

>Fair point, I don't see any solution to poorly written software. What I don't want to do is make it easier for people to corrupt their data. It's why I've...

Have you read through the documentation on the topic of performance?

Thanks. Not sure if I'll refactor first and repush or accept and refactor after but this helps a lot. I should probably setup travis-ci to ensure in the future things...

Unfortunately not. It's been a TODO for quite a while. It's not all that easy given dealing with the filesystem is nothing but side effects and relying on state held...

Oops. I've been refactoring your last commit into a more abstract interface and aligned to the overall style/layout. Let me know when you're finished and I'll tweak it if necessary....

Sure. Thanks for the effort. My one concern though is the copying of xattrs. You've hardcoded XATTR_SHOWCOMPRESSION and while I'm not positive yet... from my random readings it appears that...