fusenbd
---
A FUSE mounter for network block device.
Example
---
```
$ fusenbd data '127.0.0.1:10809' sda1 -r -- -o auto_unmount,default_permissions,allow_other,ro&
[1] 14013
$ mkdir -p m
$ ntfs-3g -o ro ./data m
$ ls m
Boot bootmgr BOOTSECT.BAK System Volume Information
$ fusermount -u m
$ fusermount -u data
[1]+ Done fusenbd
```
Usage
---
```
fusenbd 0.1.0
Vitaly _Vi Shukela <vi0oss@gmail.com>
FUSE-based network block device client that exposes NBD export as a plain file
USAGE:
fusenbd [FLAGS] <file> <hostport> [ARGS]
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-r, --read-only Mount read-only
-V, --version Prints version information
ARGS:
<file> Regular file to use as mountpoint
<hostport> Host:port to make NBD connection
<export> Named export to use. [default: ]
<opts>... The rest of FUSE options. Specify export as "" to use default and skip to FUSE options.
Example:
fusenbd nbd.dat 127.0.0.1:10809
fusenbd -r sda1 127.0.0.1:10809 sda1 -- -o allow_empty,ro,fsname=qwerty,auto_unmount
```
Building and installing
---
For Linux x86_64, you can try a [pre-built version](https://github.com/vi/fusenbd/releases).
Otherwise,
1. Setup [rust toolchain](rustup.rs)
2. Install FUSE development headers (`apt-get install libfuse-dev`)
3. `cargo install fusenbd`.
4. Either use `fusenbd` right away or find it somewhere and copy to `$PATH`.