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WinFSP is a high quality project. But it has a restrictive license, so many project opt for DokanY instead.
Is it possible to choose between multiple backends on Windows?
Another cross-platform FUSE-alike is to host an FTP or WebDAV server, and then, each OS already has some way of mounting it. It might be interesting to support such as a platform-agnostic FUSE-alike backend.
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@mappu thanks for reaching out and for your understanding re: WinFsp. You are right that I would be disinclined to accept an alternative backend for Windows.
[You are also right that the WinFsp license (GPLv3) is somewhat restrictive, although I note that it includes a special exception for open source (FLOSS) projects.]
However I would actually be interested in a WebDAV (or FTP?) FUSE implementation. For example, I have been always intrigued by @rianhunter's davfuse although I have never tried it and I do not know how well it works.
It actually works pretty well but it's not very efficient. SMB is a better option, the drawback is that the port that Windows uses to mount SMB is hardcoded.
Hi,
WinFSP is a high quality project. But it has a restrictive license, so many project opt for DokanY instead.
Is it possible to choose between multiple backends on Windows?
Another cross-platform FUSE-alike is to host an FTP or WebDAV server, and then, each OS already has some way of mounting it. It might be interesting to support such as a platform-agnostic FUSE-alike backend.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: