// @todo Maybe support these? atm, it's a one-user filesystem.
// user ID of owner
public uid: number = 0;
// group ID of owner
public gid: number = 0;
Is it possible to set this somehow in user code? I plan to (just thinking about right now) implement something like a fake Linux/Unix system and I would like to have in this fake system the architecture of a real Linux system. With users and groups. So it would be great to have this in BrowserFS.
I was thinking about an API that will allow setting this value globally for the whole FS, for the new files but that will also allow changing the file permission.
Actually, I don't think about a real permission system, because BrowserFS works only for one person (single browser tab), I want to mimic real Linux where you have multiple users. So I can have a way to change the user mode of a file.
I also have another question what about mode? is it possible to set it read-only and throw an error when writing? If not then maybe there is a way to change the mode?
I've tested:
fs.chmod("/bar", 0)
but it doesn't throw an error when reading the file.
If this is something like to have in BFS 2.0. I help if I can.
I found this in code from
fs.stat
:Is it possible to set this somehow in user code? I plan to (just thinking about right now) implement something like a fake Linux/Unix system and I would like to have in this fake system the architecture of a real Linux system. With users and groups. So it would be great to have this in BrowserFS.
I was thinking about an API that will allow setting this value globally for the whole FS, for the new files but that will also allow changing the file permission.
Actually, I don't think about a real permission system, because BrowserFS works only for one person (single browser tab), I want to mimic real Linux where you have multiple users. So I can have a way to change the user mode of a file.
I also have another question what about
mode
? is it possible to set it read-only and throw an error when writing? If not then maybe there is a way to change the mode?I've tested:
but it doesn't throw an error when reading the file.
If this is something like to have in BFS 2.0. I help if I can.