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dfsclose usage() now reflects what it does:
aspire 0.1.3 # dfsclose -h
Usage:
/usr/sbin/dfsclose [options]
Options:
-f, --file [/path/file] Path to filename
-l, --loop [loop] Loop device
-n, --numdev [int] Number of subdevices to close in FIFO order
-h, --help This
-v, --version Print version
Example:
/usr/sbin/dfsclose -f /tmp/fs -l loop0 -n 9
aspire 0.1.3 #
« DenyFS-0.1.2 – dfstouch progress bar & dfsclose bugfix DenyFS-0.2.0 – unlimited devices supported! »
Currently developing 0.2.0:
- denyfs will support “unlimited” hidden devices (given system configuration and hardware resources constraints).
- new dfstest program to perform config checks (ulimit) and calculate system resources potential. dfstest aims at finding the maximum possible devices the system can handle.
The real work here stands in dfstest. To make it as I want denyfs partly needs function rearrangement. denyfs will have a unified checking function instead of 3 (device structure, blocks visibility, blocks continuity) in 0.1.3.
dfstest should be able to create filesystems, attribute random passwords, map the devices insert data, close all devices, reopen them and validate the data found. By successively incrementing the number of hidden volumes until it fails dfstest can find an indication of the capabilities of the host system.