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Like CryFS's --unmount-idle option to automatically unmount the filesystem X time after no operations (or open files, i assume).
In the absence of this feature, i wrote a shell script to parse the output of securefs m --trace, but obviously the logging slows things down (1.8s to 2.6s when writing a 100MiB file from /dev/random) and with my current shell implementation of the parser, it's super slow (7.6s). But otherwise it works well.
It would be nice to have this feature in securefs if possible. In the meantime i'll optimize the shell script -- probably stop it from reading lines for ~5 seconds after it detects a [Trace] line, or rewrite the parsing in awk.
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Like CryFS's
--unmount-idle
option to automatically unmount the filesystem X time after no operations (or open files, i assume).In the absence of this feature, i wrote a shell script to parse the output of
securefs m --trace
, but obviously the logging slows things down (1.8s to 2.6s when writing a 100MiB file from /dev/random) and with my current shell implementation of the parser, it's super slow (7.6s). But otherwise it works well.It would be nice to have this feature in securefs if possible. In the meantime i'll optimize the shell script -- probably stop it from reading lines for ~5 seconds after it detects a [Trace] line, or rewrite the parsing in awk.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: