This is highly desirable for all cases for the following reasons.
For AES because the countless writes and deletions of an empty file to the targets extraction may potentially cause wear to SSD/HDD. And reading/writing is likely much faster within RAM.
For ZIP because of the false positive security measure it's much easier to detect if files have been extracted by using an empty working directory.
It looks as though a command line per-system option if the better time saver to implement. This means that if people want support for their OS they'll need to open an issue per system to write in the support.
mount -t tmpfs -o size=800M,mode=0755 tmpfs tmpfs/
# mount: only root can use "--options" option
mount -t tmpfs tmpfs tmpfs/
# mount: only root can use "--types" option
It would be nice to be able to fake a disk for working directory purposes.
This is highly desirable for all cases for the following reasons.
For AES because the countless writes and deletions of an empty file to the targets extraction may potentially cause wear to SSD/HDD. And reading/writing is likely much faster within RAM.
For ZIP because of the false positive security measure it's much easier to detect if files have been extracted by using an empty working directory.It looks as though a command line per-system option if the better time saver to implement. This means that if people want support for their OS they'll need to open an issue per system to write in the support.
Currently libmount is not wrapped for Rust.
Linux systems require root privilege to do this.
It would be nice to be able to fake a disk for working directory purposes.