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Fun project to hack on, but strikes me as kind of pointless beyond the experience/academic value of making it. There are already a number of read-only FUSE-git
by newnewpdro 8y ago
Fun project to hack on, but strikes me as kind of pointless beyond the experience/academic value of making it.
There are already a number of read-only FUSE-git bridges, and we already have production-ready FTP daemons galore if that's the protocol you prefer.
If you don't like the existing FUSE-git bridges make one of those instead. It's more composable; you could also point apache at the read-only FUSE mount for example.
You're unnecessarily tightly-coupling libgit2 and the FTP protocol, and probably creating a bunch of bugs (potentially dangerous RCE ones being a network service) in the process.