dentaku65
December 30th, 2011, 01:48 PM
Hi,
I'm trying to link multiple folder into a single mount point via unionfs-fuse.
My idea is about to have Ubuntu One and Dropbox into a single directory(space); I've been able to create in console without issue.
First I've created the mount point:
mkdir $HOME/MyCLOUD
Then launch the unionfs-fuse:
unionfs-fuse $HOME/Dropbox=rw:$HOME/Ubuntu\ One=rw $HOME/MyCLOUD
All is well. I can see the content of both cloud services in a single disk and if I copy some files, the files are correctly updated to the distinct services (upon the directory I choose).
For instance I've applied a green emblem on Dropbox directories in order to distinguish them from the directories of Ubuntu One.
http://oi40.tinypic.com/rbz78n.jpg
I've try to put the whole thing in /etc/fstab in order to have MyCLOUD disk/space mounted at the beginning but without luck; in fact adding this on /etc/fstab:
unionfs-fuse#/home/sava/Dropbox=rw:/home/sava/Ubuntu\ One=rw /home/sava/MyCLOUD fuse cow,allow_other 0 0
And giving a sudo mount -a command I receive this error:
[mntent]: line 25 in /etc/fstab is bad
Does anyone knows hot to configure unionfs-fuse in fstab?
I really puzzled on it.
TIA
Den
I'm trying to link multiple folder into a single mount point via unionfs-fuse.
My idea is about to have Ubuntu One and Dropbox into a single directory(space); I've been able to create in console without issue.
First I've created the mount point:
mkdir $HOME/MyCLOUD
Then launch the unionfs-fuse:
unionfs-fuse $HOME/Dropbox=rw:$HOME/Ubuntu\ One=rw $HOME/MyCLOUD
All is well. I can see the content of both cloud services in a single disk and if I copy some files, the files are correctly updated to the distinct services (upon the directory I choose).
For instance I've applied a green emblem on Dropbox directories in order to distinguish them from the directories of Ubuntu One.
http://oi40.tinypic.com/rbz78n.jpg
I've try to put the whole thing in /etc/fstab in order to have MyCLOUD disk/space mounted at the beginning but without luck; in fact adding this on /etc/fstab:
unionfs-fuse#/home/sava/Dropbox=rw:/home/sava/Ubuntu\ One=rw /home/sava/MyCLOUD fuse cow,allow_other 0 0
And giving a sudo mount -a command I receive this error:
[mntent]: line 25 in /etc/fstab is bad
Does anyone knows hot to configure unionfs-fuse in fstab?
I really puzzled on it.
TIA
Den