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On UNIX this sort of thing is typically done with a virtual file system.
by new_realist 7y ago
On UNIX this sort of thing is typically done with a virtual file system.
- asveikau 7y agoThat sounds too fancy. If it operates on a given directory, you can write a very simple wrapper shell script to do that with tar.
- pjc50 7y agoIsn't it normally done with the similar technique of LD_PRELOAD, which unlike a vfs can be done from userland?
- vthriller 7y ago> unlike a vfs can be done from userland You can implement and mount such virtual FS entirely in userspace using FUSE.
- sansnomme 7y agoWhat about Ubuntu/Debian's checkinstall?