Maximilian Knespel

Yes, especially FUSE 3 support would be desirable. But because the API changes too much it seemed difficult to port the complexity of ratarmount to it especially because the API...

I took another look at pyfuse3. It is indeed difficult to port ratarmount to it because it is a fork of llfuse and according to its previous name wraps only...

fuse3-p7zip is a C++ project. I guess it could be possible to refactor it into a library and use it but it wouldn't feel right and the license also is...

@detain I'm finished with the libarchive backend in #130 , which also supports 7z. If you want to test it out, I'd welcome feedback. That branch can be installed directly...

They are not available. A feature like this would be welcome. It would have been nice to have this included directly in SQLite but it seems like it is not...

I looked a bit into the second solution. On-the-fly access is difficult because Python's sqlite module only wants to work with file paths (or :memory:). Therefore, I can't simply open...

> In my application, I have files of around 200 MB, for which ratarmount creates a 40 MB index. Are those gzip-compressed TAR archives? The index for gzip files is...

I can reproduce non-optimal performance with one of my own test files even though that is still much faster than `indexed_gzip` but also much slower than decoding directly with pragzip....

I have one suspicion. How did you compress the file? gzip, bgzip, pigz, something else? It would be helpful if you could run `pragzip --analyze | head -1000` and send...

Thanks for the log. The log makes it look like it was created with `pigz` because it contains many zero-byte-length Fixed Huffman coding blocks. Those are used by pigz to...