Hi Romain, Apologies for taking so long to finally get round to this.
On 15/10/2006 16:01, Romain Beauxis wrote: > I'll be looking for any feedback, you can find the package there: > http://www.rastageeks.org/~toots/mediawiki/ > > There is a configuration example, and you have to take care of adding > www-user > to fuse group, install and load fuse module, and make your own > selective-loopback. > > For instance, one of my config for mediawiki is: > # Configuration for assoce wiki: > > USER=www-data > MOUNT=mediawiki1.7 > ORIG=/usr/share/mediawiki1.7 > DIST=/var/lib/mediawiki-multi/mnt/rastageeks > DIFF=/var/lib/mediawiki-multi/diff/rastageeks > > www-data must have write access to $DIST and $DIFF (which musy be created) > and > be part on the fuse group. I can't see (in the FUSE documentation) how to do the above. I understand the methodology (a read-only filesystem and a read-write one) but not how you are actually implementing it. I've done some searches for "FUSE USER MOUNT ORIG" etc, but to no avail - I'm not sure whether the above is a snippet of a config file or "pointers on what to do". The closest I can find (to do this kind of thing) is one of: * unionfs (which is apparently not recommended for production) * aufs (which apparently is, but is not yet in debian) * funionfs (in debian and uses FUSE) Any suggestions/recommendations gratefully accepted. Cheers Ivan P.S. It would be good to get 1.9.x into debian (and ubuntu) - the current 1.7.x appears to be considered legacy. -- Ivan Beveridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
