fuseftp-cli-0.1.0 is not a library.
fuseftp-cli
Command-line tool for mounting FTP servers as FUSE filesystems.
Installation
Usage
Unless --auto-unmount is passed, the filesystem must be manually unmounted
with umount(8) after the process terminates.
The ADDRESS argument specifies the FTP server, optionally with a port (e.g.,
ftp.example.com:2121). If no port is specified, a default of 21 or 990 is used
depending on security type.
The TARGET argument specifies where to mount the filesystem. This is typically
a directory path, which will be created if it does not exist. Alternatively, a
file descriptor path (/dev/fd/N) can be passed for socket activation.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-u, --user <USER> |
Username (anonymous login when omitted) |
--password-file <PATH> |
Read password from file |
--password-stdin |
Read password from stdin |
-s, --security <MODE> |
plain, explicit (default), or implicit |
-m, --connection-mode <MODE> |
active, passive (default), or extended-passive |
-t, --timeout <SECONDS> |
Connection timeout (default: 30, 0 to disable) |
-v, --verbose |
Show connection and mount progress |
-d, --debug |
Show detailed internal operations |
--allow-write |
Allow write access |
--allow-exec |
Allow execution of binaries |
--access <MODE> |
Who can access the mount: private (default), root, or all |
--auto-unmount |
Unmount when the process exits |
--check-permissions |
Enable kernel permission checking |
-h, --help |
Print help message and exit |
--version |
Print version information and exit |
Examples
# Anonymous mount
# Authenticated mount
# Read-write with verbose logging
# Implicit FTPS (defaults to port 990)
# Custom port
Related Crates
- fuseftp - Library for programmatic use
- fuseftp-mount-helper - mount(8) integration
License
MIT or Apache-2.0