Re: ANN: pyven-1.0.2 - userland filesystems in python

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Hi!

> ftp://people.redhat.com/sopwith/pyven-1.0.2.tar.gz
>
> This module makes it easier to write a filesystem in Python, using the
> kernel<->venus interface of the coda filesystem module to handle VFS calls
> in userland.
>
> Currently only tested on Linux. Port to *BSD should be near trivial,
> Solaris is doable, Windows is theoretically possible.
>
> Flames, patches, comments to me. Flames about "writing a filesystem in
> python is stupid" to /dev/null, I'm not proposing writing ext4 in it... :)

Nice!

What do you want to use this for? tar? ftp? Something completely different?

ext5? ;-)))))
                                                                Pavel

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