Andreas Neuhaus

Unfortunately no. For a project on my main job, I'm using tokio a lot, so I've become very familiar with tokio and futures in the meantime. Unfortunately, I'm still missing...

It has been some time that I looked into these types, but I remember that I always found offset types a bit strange in libfuse. While fuse_kernel.h uses `u64` in...

You're right that a lot of documentation is missing, especially for people with less knowledge about file system internals (i.e. the most of us). Documentation of FUSE and OSXFUSE themselves...

1) From what I understand, there are several known mount-options (like `noatime` and `ro`) that are handled by the kernel. From what I remember, FUSE also knows a way to...

I agree that the FS should be usable right after calling `spawn_mount` returns. I supposed that a filesystem is usable after the channel is opened to the kernel driver and...

I took a look at the osxfuse kernel driver to find out what happens, but unfortunately that didn't help much. I can confirm that the kernel driver always does a...

I think I might have found the reason for this. I think it's caused by the FUSE userspace library. `fuse_mount_compat25` forks to mount the filesystem but it doesn't care to...

The idea is not to modify the current API to take paths, but to have an additional API. Using paths is convenient, but it adds the overhead of lookups or...

Thanks :) Notifications would be great of course. This feature is however blocked by the fact that rust-fuse currently uses an older version of the FUSE kernel ABI (7.8) that...

I like the idea, but I'm not sure if this is actually possible. It might not be able to asynchronously use the file descriptor to the kernel driver (see #80),...