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I am attempting to use an *sshfs* mount for a Disk Safe. However, every time I try to create a Disk Safe, the CDP Server crashes. I cannot set permissions on the *sshfs* filesystem to anything other than a specific user / group.
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Unfortunately, CDP does not support file systems based on FUSE: [http://www.r1soft.com/linux-cdp/cdp-30-enterprise-edition/requirements/].
The reason is that FUSE file systems do not support the *fsync()* call, which is critical to making a Disk Safe survive crashes, power losses, and other types of failures.
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I am attempting to use an *sshfs* mount for a Disk Safe. However, every time I try to create a Disk Safe, the CDP Server crashes. I cannot set permissions on the *sshfs* filesystem to anything other than a specific user / group.
{kb-cause}
Unfortunately, CDP does not support file systems based on FUSE: [http://www.r1soft.com/linux-cdp/cdp-30-enterprise-edition/requirements/].
The reason is that FUSE file systems do not support the *fsync()* call, which is critical to making a Disk Safe survive crashes, power losses, and other types of failures.
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