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How to use bindfs in fstab with osxfuse+macOS Catalina #87
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OK, I found out that instead of using fstab, I can do auto-mount using LaunchDaemons like this: /Library/launchDaemons/org.user.bindfs.projects.plist
then Then it works as expected. If anyone knows how to do it in the fstab way, the answer is still welcomed. You can close this issue if you like. Thanks |
Thanks for following up with the workaround! I don't test on MacOS very often or very thoroughly, so I'm not great at keeping up with all the new limitations and backwards-incompatibilities Apple likes to cook up :/ I'll leave this issue open for visibility. At some point I should probably document MacOS-specifics better on the website/readme/man-page. |
That would be great, thanks! |
Hi, here is my environment:
bindfs 1.14.7 installed with brew
osxfuse 3.11.0 installed using official dmg file
macOS 10.15.5 Catalina
Now
sudo bindfs ~/fake_root_dir/projects/ /projects_test/
works for me, but I want to use /etc/fstab to mount it on boot. So in /etc/fstab, I added:/Users/x4base/fake_root_dir/projects/ /projects_test fuse.bindfs perms=0700,mirror-only=x4base,local,allow_other,extended_security,noappledouble 0 0
But the result is:
Do I really need the file /Library/Filesystems/fuse.bindfs.fs/Contents/Resources/mount_fuse.bindfs ? Where can I get it?
In osxfuse/osxfuse#194, someone says I can do
sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/bindfs /sbin/mount_fuse.bindfs
, but the macOS now doesn't allow any modification to /sbin.What is the proper way to solve it? Thanks!
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