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System.Linux.Mount
Description
This module provides an interface to the system mount and umount functions.
- mount :: String -> FilePath -> String -> [MountFlag] -> DriverData -> IO ()
- umount :: FilePath -> IO ()
- umountWith :: UmountFlag -> Bool -> FilePath -> IO ()
- data MountFlag
- type DriverData = ByteString
- noData :: DriverData
- data UmountFlag
Bindings to system functions
Arguments
| :: String | Device file |
| -> FilePath | Mount point |
| -> String | Filesystem type |
| -> [MountFlag] | List of mount options |
| -> DriverData | Driver specific options |
| -> IO () |
Mount a filesystem (call to mount()).
Arguments
| :: UmountFlag | Unmount option |
| -> Bool | |
| -> FilePath | Mount point |
| -> IO () |
Unmount a filesystem using specific unmount options (call to
umount2()). See UmountFlag
Mount flags
A filesystem independent option to be used when mounting a filesystem.
Driver data
type DriverData = ByteStringSource
Filesystem dependent options to be used when mounting a
filesystem; the content of DriverData
Empty DriverData
Unmount flags
data UmountFlag Source
A filesystem independent option to be used when unmounting a filesystem.
Constructors
| Plain | Plain unmount, behaves like |
| Force | Force unmount even if busy. |
| Detach | Perform a lazy unmount: make the mount point unavailable for new accesses, and actually perform the unmount when the mount point ceases to be busy. |
| Expire | Mark the mount point as expired. If a
mount point is not currently in use, then
an initial call to |
Instances