New version of filesysbox for AROS

[AMIGASYSTEM]

filesysbox.library V54.4 is now out:

https://github.com/salass00/filesysbox/releases

Perfect now you can unmount the share on VMware, also found a way to remount "the same volume"

This feature discovered by accident, to unmount and mount, you need to use 2 commands, and only in that sequence, otherwise it will not work.

Basically you have to dismount SMB2 first with Assign dismount and then with UnMount, done that it is possinile to reassemble SMB2.

UnMount I had compiled it on AROS One x86 some time ago !

On AROS One it will create a script that will do automatic dismount but also automatic Dismount and Mount (useful after the 15 minute shutdown with shared Windows)

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Since HERE on AEB we were discussing the functionality of "Assign Dismount" on Os3, I wanted to show that even on OS3 "Assign Dismount" works well, in fact better than on AROS, in fact there is no need to use UnMount.

On OS3 to unmount the share, you have to run "Assign Dismount" 2 times, once to unmount the DosDRIVERS and once to unmount the "Volume", see attached video.

https://youtu.be/Ty1Jc4rp4XA

[salass00]

On OS3 to unmount the share, you have to run "Assign Dismount" 2 times, once to unmount the DosDRIVERS and once to unmount the "Volume", see attached video.

This only removes the doslist entries, but leaves the file system running in the background. It's basically just pulling the rug out from under the file system...

The correct method is to invoke ACTION_DIE packet (this will remove all volume nodes and hand over any active locks/notifications to the lock handler process) and if this succeeds then remove the device node. "Assign dismount" on AROS does invoke ACTION_DIE but does not remove the device node.

[salass00]

ssh2-handler 53.1 is now released for AmigaOS 3 and AROS:
https://github.com/salass00/ssh2fs/releases/tag/V53.1

Not sure why, but it won't show up on the releases page:
https://github.com/salass00/ssh2fs/releases

[Amiwell]

Many Thanks

All Best

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Thanks salass00, for me what was important is to reuse a share "disconnected from Windows after 15 Minutes"

After the 15 Minutes the share was unusable, and you had to mount another DOSDriver with other name example SMB3, SMB4 etc..

Now inceve using the 2 commands mentioned above, the "expired" share after the 15 Minutes can be Mounted again without any problem, see attached video:


https://youtu.be/v0kkvXbY7W0