Releases: Seagate/cloudfuse
Releases · Seagate/cloudfuse
v1.1.1
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.2.0 (upstream).
Bug Fixes
- fix version output
v1.1.0
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.2.0 (upstream).
Changes
- improved performance of directory listing
- merged upstream version 2.2.0
v1.0.1
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.1.2 (upstream).
Bug Fixes
v1.0.0
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.1.2 (upstream).
Changes
- service mount & unmount commands removed (just use mount & unmount)
- mount now runs as a service by default (foreground flag is respected) on Windows
mount list
andunmount all
added to Windows CLI- GUI now remembers the most recent mount directory
- sample config files now install to %APPDATA%\Cloudfuse\ on Windows or /usr/share/doc/examples/ on Linux
- config defaults in GUI and sample config files set up for persistent file cache and improved performance
Bug Fixes
v0.3.0
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.1.2 (upstream).
Changes
- Windows mount no longer requires admin rights
- Replaced service dedicated to restart mounts on bootup, with a new Windows startup tool that restarts mounts on login.
- Persistent mounts are now stored in AppData on Windows rather than the registry.
- Add --dry-run option
- Bump golang.org/x/crypto from 0.15.0 to 0.17.0
Bug Fixes
0.2.1
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.1.2 (upstream).
Changes
-- Changed sync-to-flush to true by default.
Bug Fixes
-- #48 Prevent "Access Denied" when running as a Windows service
0.2.0
Features
- Include an installer on Windows
- Linux installers now include the GUI and add it to the user applications.
- Unmount now accepts --lazy as an argument to unmount in background
Bug Fixes
v0.1.0
This release includes all features planned for the 1.0.0 release of cloudfuse, which will be released after additional bug fixes.
This version is based on blobfuse2 2.1.0 (upstream).
Features
- Runs on Windows using WinFSP, and runs as a Windows service to provide a persistent mount
- S3 cloud storage is now a supported cloud backend
- GUI for easy configuration on Linux and Windows