statfs in fuse-python broken?

[Peter Wagner]

Hey all,
    Compiling latest CVS fuse w/ fuse-python from CVS, I can't seem to
get 'df' (call to statfs) to work properly.

    Running './xmp.py /uber' (xmp.py is included example script), df
returns:
           df: `/uber': Invalid argument

    Anyone have this working?

       Pete Wagner


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[Johan Rydberg]

Peter Wagner <[hidden email]> writes:

> Hey all,
>     Compiling latest CVS fuse w/ fuse-python from CVS, I can't seem to
> get 'df' (call to statfs) to work properly.

Related issue; what is the status of fuse-python?  Has anyone
attempted to hack up a inode-based fuse-python?  Anyone used Twisted
together with fuse-python?

~j



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[Peter Wagner]

Peter Wagner <[hidden email]> writes:

>>Hey all,
>>    Compiling latest CVS fuse w/ fuse-python from CVS, I can't seem to
>>get 'df' (call to statfs) to work properly.
>>    
>>
>
>  
>
Fixed:

        Changed (line 168):
                return (blocks_size, blocks, blocks_free, files, files_free, namelen)

        To:
                return (blocks_size, blocks, blocks_free, blocks_avail, files, files_free, namelen)

Changing this & supporting doc (blurb directly above) in xmp.py in CVS would probably be a good idea.


Pete



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