Use fuse_opt_parse instead of getopt & change usage #33
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…fuse options to be used and to use fuse-nfs in /etc/fstab (just copy/symlink it to /sbin/mount.fuse-nfs, and you'll be able to use fuse-nfs as fstype in fstab)
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This pull request changes how options are parsed and the options available.
This way, fuse-nfs doesn't need to know all fuse options for them to be usable. This would be especially useful for options specific to the fuse implementation used (see Daniel-Abrecht/fuse-nfs-crossbuild-scripts#2 for an example).
This also changes the usage to
fuse-nfs [options] share mountpoint,which allows it to be used in /etc/fstab. (Copy it to /sbin/mount.fuse-nfs, and the fstab line could look like
nfs://server/export /mnt/mountpoint fuse-nfs defaults,allow_other 0 0)The downside of this would be that the options that have to be passed to fuse-nfs change, so this kind of breaks backward compatibility.