NAME
tmfs - Mount Topic Map as Filesystem
SYNOPSIS
tmfs [options] <mapfile> </path/to/mountpoint>DESCRIPTION
tmfs is a frontend for Fuse::TM for mounting a Topic Map at a particular mountpoint. Any map format known to TM is supported (e.g. AsTMa, LTM, CTM, XTM and MLDBM).
When run without options, tmfs mounts the given mapfile read-only at the ountpoint and blocks until an unmount is triggered (see fusermount).
See Fuse::TM for description of the filesystem layout.
OPTIONS
- -d N
-
Debugging. Set N=1 for internal debugging, N=2 for Fuse debugging as well.
- -b
-
Fork and Background before mounting.
- -h
-
Hide infrastructure topics.
- -w
-
Read-write mode.
- -W
-
Read-write mode with topic autogeneration for implied topics.
- -o URI
-
Sets the output URI for write mode. See Fuse::TM and TM::Serializable for details.
- -i DRIVERNAME
-
Overrides the file extension-based guessing of the input driver backend. Must be the name of a TM class that supports sync_in.
- -l
-
Shows the default list of file extensions and associated input drivers, then exits.
- -e DRIVERNAME
-
Overrides the output driver backend. If not given the input driver will be used.
Note that if you override this, you must use TM::Synchronizable::XX (for MLDBM) and TM::Serializable::XX (for text-based formats) drivers instead of TM::Materialized::XX. This makes little sense, but that's the way the TM module universe is structured (see TM::FAQ).
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Alexander Zangerl, <alphazulu@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2009 Alexander Zangerl
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.