Re: [Tracker] TrackerFs First "Version"

[Eugenio <me eugesoftware com>]

Hi,
sorry for my delay but I went to another city without pc :D

Ok the modifications that you have say are very simple I will be working on :)

For now I don't use --search or --tag because fuse intercepts the parameters like own  but now I will add the optparse python module for using advanced parameters

For create a new file or cp/move file in the mounted dir you must have the ~/.documents
folder the file will be created in that dir and added to the fs's tmplist....in future the file will be tagged with the used tag.

Sorry for my english :D

Bye,
Eugenio

2006/11/17, Laurent Aguerreche <laurent aguerreche free fr>:

Le jeudi 16 novembre 2006 à 17:36 +0100, Eugenio Cutolo a écrit :
> Hi,
> Hi,  I have see again and corrected the trackerfs if you want to put
> it on cvs
> I am agreement  and when I have free time I can write a simple README
> files :-)
>
> The latest revision is attached..

Please, can you add:

* checking for parameters: if one parameter is missing in command line,
print a help message,
* a "-h" and a "--help" option to command line to get a help message,
* a full licence header about GPL (do you really choose GPL v1?) + your
copyright.
* a "--debug" option to activate debug. I would prefer you turn it off
by default because it really slows down operations on this virtual FS
otherwise.  :-)

 

In the command line:
  $ trackerfs.py /mountpoint search="hello"
I found the way the parameter search is introduced a little bit
exotic. :-)
I would prefer two ways to do that:
  $ trackerfs.py /mountpoint --search "hello hiii"
or
  $ trackerfs.py /mountpoint -s "hello hiii"
if "-s" can be used.

Or one more   :-)
  $ trackerfs.py /mountpoint --search="hello hiii"

This one should be less easy to parse:
  $ trackerfs.py /mountpoint --search "hello" "hiii"


I also tried to create a file in the VFS (yeah!) and FUSE (probably)
said that it cannot create a regular file. But if I do a "ls" the "file"
is there and I cannot remove it, very strange. Can you explicitly forbid
any write to the VFS?


And... I really like such VFS  :-D


Thanks,
Laurent.