This project allows ordinary users to directly mount OS X disk images under
Linux via FUSE. darling-dmg is part of Darling - http://www.darlinghq.org
Without darling-dmg, the only way to do this would be to manually extract
the DMG file, become root and mount the HFS+ filesystem as root. This is slow,
wasteful and may even crash your system. The project's author has seen the
Linux HFS+ implementation cause kernel crashes.
Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard) introduced the concept of sparse-bundle disk images,
where the data is stored as a collection of small, fixed-size band-files
instead of as a single monolithic file. This allows for more efficient
backups of the disk image, as only the changed bands need to be stored.
One common source of sparse-bundles is Mac OS' backup utility, Time Machine,
which stores the backup data within a sparse-bundle image on the chosen
backup volume.
This software package implements a FUSE virtual filesystem for read-only
access to the sparse-bundle, as if it was a single monolithic image.
Add filesystem/squashfs 4.3
Squashfs is a highly compressed read-only filesystem for Linux.
It uses either gzip/xz/lzo/lz4 compression to compress both files, inodes
and directories. Inodes in the system are very small and all blocks are
packed to minimise data overhead. Block sizes greater than 4K are supported
up to a maximum of 1Mbytes (default block size 128K).
Squashfs is intended for general read-only filesystem use, for archival
use (i.e. in cases where a .tar.gz file may be used), and in constrained
block device/memory systems (e.g. embedded systems) where low overhead is
needed.
This package contains tools to manipulate squashfs archive files.
Upstream changes:
0.096 2016-07-02 21:25:33-04:00 America/New_York
- No changes from 0.095
0.095 2016-06-28 12:05:03-04:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
[Tests]
- Improved method for hiding some modules during tests.
0.094 2016-05-23 12:45:19-04:00 America/New_York
- Fixed Changes note typo in 0.092. 0.092 had no changes since 0.091,
not 0.090, meaning that all 0.091 changes were (and are) included.
0.092 2016-05-23 11:36:54-04:00 America/New_York
- No changes from 0.091
0.091 2016-05-17 13:32:21-04:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
[Changes]
- Path::Tiny will prefer PerlIO::utf8_strict over encoding(UTF-8)
if available and Unicode::UTF8 is not installed.
[Fixes]
- The 'touch' method can now set the current time on files that aren't
owned, as long as they are writeable.
[Tests]
- Improved consistency of symlink support inspection; now always
looks at $Config{d_symlink}.
- Skips impossible test on 'msys' platform.
0.090 2016-05-02 07:08:58-04:00 America/New_York
- No changes from 0.089
0.089 2016-04-26 22:21:00-04:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
[Fixes]
- Fix spew_utf8 to allow array references as input.
From http://blog.gluster.org/2016/06/glusterfs-3-8-released/
Gluster.org announces the release of 3.8 on June 14, 2016, marking
a decade of active development.
The 3.8 release focuses on:
- containers with inclusion of Heketi
- hyperconvergence
- ecosystem integration
- protocol improvements with NFS Ganesha
Contributed features are marked with the supporting organizations.
Automatic conflict resolution, self-healing improvements (Facebook)
Synchronous Replication receives a major boost with features
contributed from Facebook. Multi-threaded self-healing makes
self-heal perform at a faster rate than before. Automatic
Conflict resolution ensures that conflicts due to network
partitions are handled without the need for administrative
intervention
NFSv4.1 (Ganesha) - protocol
Gluster's native NFSv3 server is disabled by default with this
release. Gluster's integration with NFS Ganesha provides NFS
v3, v4 and v4.1 accesses to data stored in Gluster volume.
BareOS - backup / data protection
Gluster 3.8 is ready for integration with BareOS 16.2. BareOS
16.2 leverages glusterfind for intelligently backing up objects
stored in a Gluster volume.
"Next generation" tiering and sharding - VM images
Sharding is now stable for VM image storage. Geo-replication
has been enhanced to integrate with sharding for offsite
backup/disaster recovery of VM images. Self-healing and data
tiering with sharding makes it an excellent candidate for
hyperconverged virtual machine image storage.
block device & iSCSI with LIO - containers
File backed block devices are usable from Gluster through iSCSI.
This release of Gluster integrates with tcmu-runner
[https://github.com/agrover/tcmu-runner] to access block devices
natively through libgfapi.
Heketi - containers, dynamic provisioning
Heketi provides the ability to dynamically provision Gluster
volumes without administrative intervention. Heketi can manage
multiple Gluster clusters and will be the cornerstone for
integration with Container and Storage as a Service management
ecosystems.
glusterfs-coreutils (Facebook) - containers
Native coreutils for Gluster developed by Facebook that uses
libgfapi to interact with gluster volumes. Useful for systems
and containers that do not have FUSE.
For more details, our release notes are included:
https://github.com/gluster/glusterfs/blob/release-3.8/doc/release-notes/3.8.0.md
The release of 3.8 also marks the end of life for GlusterFS 3.5,
there will no further updates for this version.
for all pkgsrc dir/file ownership rules. Fixes unprivileged
user/group names from leaking into binary packages, manifest as
non-fatal chown/chgrp failure messages at pkg_add time.
Bump respective packages' PKGREVISION.
-------------------------------------------
=== WikipediaFS 0.4 ===
2010-05-12 Zephaniah E. Loss-Cutler-Hull <mercury@users.sourceforge.net>
- If a write attempt fails, try to log back in once and writing again,
instead of immediately failing.
- Additional debugging under the debug log level.
- Support for the new login controls for MediaWiki 1.15.3.
2009-09-17 Zephaniah E. Loss-Cutler-Hull <mercury@users.sourceforge.net>
- Added a "login-cache-time" option in the config file in order to
control how long we cache the login session.
- Report mtime for stats of files.
- Report back to the application when a write fails, to prevent data
loss.
- Quite a bit of additional debug logging, if you turn debug logging on.
2009-03-27 Mathieu Blondel <mblondel@users.sourceforge.net>
- Made logging more flexible (user.py).
2008-09-17 Mathieu Blondel <mblondel@users.sourceforge.net>
- Added a "domain" option in the config file in order to add support
for LDAP/AD authentication. Patch by Matthieu Moy and Hannes H旦rl.
Fixes#1745542.
2007-05-30 Mathieu Blondel <mblondel@users.sourceforge.net>
- Set default cache time if article-cache-time is not present in config.
2007-05-27 Mathieu Blondel <mblondel@users.sourceforge.net>
- Fixed the problem with articles having special characters like & (article.py).
- Made the man page optional in the install process (setup.py).
- Check invalid characters in article name. (fs.py)
Hopefully NetBSD/x86 -current also works.
Should merely be a build fix, but bump PKGREVISION anyway.
This commit allocates sysname numbers that have not yet been submitted
upstream.
User-Visible OpenAFS Changes
OpenAFS 1.6.17 (Security Release)
All server platforms
* Fix for OPENAFS-SA-2016-001: foreign users can create groups as
if they were an administrator (RT #132822) (CVE-2016-2860)
All client platforms
* Fix for OPENAFS-SA-2016-002: information leakage from sending
uninitialized memory over the network. Multiple call sites
were vulnerable, with potential for leaking both kernel and
userland stack data (RT #132847)
* Update to the GCO CellServDB update from 01 January 2016 (12188)
Linux clients
* Fix a crash when the root volume is not found and dynroot is not
in use, a regression introduced in 1.6.14.1 (12166)
* Avoid introducing a dependency on the kernel-devel package corresponding
to the currently running system while building the srpm (12195)
* Create systemd unit files with mode 0644 instead of 0755
(12196) (RT #132662)
OpenAFS 1.6.16
All platforms
* Documentation improvements (11932 12096 12100 12112 12120)
* Improved diagnostics and error messages (11586 11587)
* Distribute the contributor code of conduct with the stable release (12056)
All server platforms
* Create PID files in the right location when bosserver is started with
the "-pidfiles" argument and transarc paths are not being used (12086)
* Several fixes regarding volume dump creation and restore (11433 11553
11825 11826 12082)
* Avoid a reported bosserver crash, and potentially others, by replacing
fixed size buffers with dynamically allocated ones in some user handling
functions (11436) (RT #130719)
* Obey the "-toname" parameter in "vos clone" operations (11434)
* Avoid writing a loopback address into the server CellServDB - search
for a non-loopback one, and fail if none is found (12083 12105)
* Rebuild the vldb free list with "vldb_check -fix" (12084)
* Fixed and improved the "check_sysid" utility (12090)
* Fixed and improved the "prdb_check" utility (12101..04)
All client platforms
* Avoid a potential denial of service issue, by fixing a bug in pioctl
logic that allowed a local user to overrun a kernel buffer with a single
NUL byte (commit 2ef86372) (RT #132256) (CVE-2015-8312)
* Refuse to change multi-homed server entries with "vos changeaddr",
unless "-force" is given, to avoid corruption of those entries (12087)
* Provide a new vos subcommand "remaddrs" for removing server entries, to
replace the slightly confusing "vos changeaddr -remove" (12092 12094)
* Make "fs flushall" actually invalidate all cached data (11894)
* Prevent spurious call aborts due to erroneous idle timeouts (11594)
* Provide a "--disable-gtx" configure switch to avoid building and
installing libgtx and its header files as well as the depending
"scout" and "afsmonitor" applications (12095)
* Fixed building the gtx applications against newer ncurses (12125)
* Allow pioctls to work in environments where the syscall emulation
pseudo file is created in a read-only pseudo filesystem, like in
containers under recent versions of docker (12124)
Linux clients
* In Red Hat packaging, avoid following a symbolic link when writing
the client CellServDB, which could overwrite the server CellServDB,
by removing an existing symlink before writing the file (12081)
* In Red Hat packaging, avoid a conflict of openafs-debuginfo with
krb5-debuginfo by excluding our kpasswd executable from debuginfo
processing (12128) (RT #131771)
Upstream changes:
0.084 2016-03-04 07:17:49-05:00 America/New_York
[Fixes]
- Fixed relative() for the case with regex metacharacters in the path
0.082 2016-03-01 18:23:26-05:00 America/New_York
[!!! INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES !!!]
- (This warning repeated from 0.079-TRIAL) The relative() method no
longer uses File::Spec's buggy rel2bs method. The new Path::Tiny
algorithm should be comparable and passes File::Spec rel2abs test
cases, except that it correctly accounts for symlinks. For common
use, you are not likely to notice any difference. For uncommon use,
this should be an improvement. As a side benefit, this change drops
the minimum File::Spec version required, allowing Path::Tiny to be
fatpacked if desired.
[Changes]
- no other changes from 0.081
0.081 2016-02-18 16:55:37-05:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
[Fixed]
- Fixed lines_utf8+chomp and relative() bugs on Windows
0.079 2016-02-15 20:52:10-07:00 America/Mazatlan (TRIAL RELEASE)
[!!! INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES !!!]
- The relative() method no longer uses File::Spec's buggy rel2bs
method. The new Path::Tiny algorithm should be comparable and passes
File::Spec rel2abs test cases, except that it correctly accounts for
symlinks. For common use, you are not likely to notice any
difference. For uncommon use, this should be an improvement. As a
side benefit, this change drops the minimum File::Spec version
required, allowing Path::Tiny to be fatpacked if desired.
[FIXED]
- Fixed lines_utf8() with chomping for repeated empty lines.
[DOCS]
- Documented that subclassing is not supported
0.077 2016-02-10 14:17:32-07:00 America/Mazatlan (TRIAL RELEASE)
[ADDED]
- Added 'edit' and 'edit_lines' plus _utf8 and _raw variants; this
is similar to perl's -i flag (though without backups)
0.076 2015-11-16 10:47:24-05:00 America/New_York
- no changes from 0.075
0.075 2015-11-15 21:02:18-05:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
[FIXED]
- Tilde expansion on Windows was resulting in backslashes. Now they
are correctly normalized to forward slashes.
[DOCS]
- Typos fixed
0.073 2015-10-30 10:36:18-04:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
[FIXED]
- Fixed spewing to a symlink that crosses a filesystem boundary
[PREREQS]
- Add Test::MockRandom to META as an recommended test prerequisite.
* Integrated osxfuse's copy of sshfs, which means that sshfs now works
on OS X out of the box.
* Added -o cache_max_size=N option to let users tune the maximum size of
the cache in number of entries.
* Added -o cache_clean_interval=N and -o cache_min_clean_interval=N
options to let users tune the cleaning behavior of the cache.
This is a filesystem client based on the SSH File Transfer Protocol.
Since most SSH servers already support this protocol it is very easy to
set up: i.e. on the server side there's nothing to do. On the client
side mounting the filesystem is as easy as logging into the server with
ssh.
The idea of sshfs was taken from the SSHFS filesystem distributed with
LUFS. There were some limitations in that codebase, and this
implementation features:
- Based on FUSE
- Multithreading
- Large reads (max 64k)
- Caching directory contents
- Reconnect on failure
The FUSE-based pCacheFS file system provides a simple caching layer for
other filesystems. This makes slow, remote filesystems seem very fast
to access. Moreover, the cache does not disappear when you start or
stop pCacheFS or if you reboot your computer -- it is persistent.
pCacheFS is designed for caching large amounts of data on remote
filesystems that don't change very much, such as movie or music
libraries.
1.0
- add unionfsctl utility to control unionfs-fuse over ioctl
- better apple support
- dropped stats
- better test suite
- probably lots of other things, it's been a while since last release ;-)
0.26
- use BUILD_PATH instead of snprintf, which will
return -ENAMETOOLONG if the path is too long instead of simply
using a wrong path
- new options "-o relaxed_permissions" and "-o hide_meta_dir"
- included the debian directory
- Properly check on rmdir() if sub-branches are also empty
- Always compile with debug code, but only enable debugging on request
- New option -o debug_file
- Lots of bugs fixed in BUILD_PATH()
- Improved search of white-out files
- Properly fix Debian Bug#509516.
- More debug output.
- Add syslog support without the risk of possible dead locks
- Use fuse big-writes (and reads) if available
0.25
- Alternate way to specify branches
- Minor fixes
0.24
- Support for liveCDs / live USB sticks (-o chroot)
- Build-in support to change the maximum number of open files
- Added recursive directory COW.
- relative paths: Critical bug fix, had been completely broken in 0.23
0.23
- remove to_user() and to_root() calls for autorization and use fuse build-in
default_permissions checks
- bugfix: rename created wrong whiteout type
0.22
- Fix a bug reported by Jens Hoelldampf <jens@hoelldampf.net>, in 0.21 cow
didn't work for pathes.
0.21
- Fix a segmentation fault when COW was enabled, but no rw-branch was specified.
- Proper handling when ro-branches are on top of rw-branches.
- Disabled syslog entries for now, since it might cause deadlocks.
- Fixed a license issue with the elfhash, since the CPL is not compatible
with the BSD license.
- Fix a bug when stat() was called instead of lstat().
- Many internal code changes (renaming of "root" to "branch").
- Better directory structure.
- Add this NEWS file.
- Add a man page.
0.20
- Fix a critical bug introduced in 0.19 when we disabled threadding.
0.19
- Several copy-on-write fixes (readdir, unlink, rmdir, rename).
- Whiteout files are now located in branch/.unionfs/ subdirectories.
- Disable threadding, since our current permissions-model is not compatible
with the NPTL implementation and the Posix-Thread model in general.
- Add supplementary group support.
0.18
- First release with copy-on-write (COW) support.
- Many many internal code changes.
