Closed onnokort closed 4 years ago
Cool idea! Eventually I intend to turn most of squashfuse into a library (libsquashfs?) that understands how to read squashfs images. Then you could write an alternative frontend filesystem that does different things than the default squashfuse.
Hi,
first of all, thanks for your software!
It would be great if squashfuse would have a mode to mount a directory and check whether the magic bytes of any file mark it as a squashfs image - and then transparently decompressing it. Otherwise it would pass through all I/O to the underlying file system. I know that there are other solutions to mount archive files etc., but as far as I can see they are a) all out of date and b) none of them supports squashfs images.
Cheers!