TNFS-FUSE(1)

NAME
tnfs-fuse - trivial network filesystem client

SYNOPSIS

tnfs-fuse -o address=host[:port] [fuse-options] directory

DESCRIPTION

TNFS is a simplified Internet file transfer protocol, designed for simplicity and ease of implementation on small systems, such as 8-bit computers. It's simpler than NFS, SMB, or FTP. It's similar to TFTP, but has features TFTP lacks.

tnfs-fuse is a client for the TNFS protocol. It mounts TNFS servers with fuse(8) so they appear as though they were local filesystems. It attempts to use TCP port 16384 by default (standard for TNFS), and falls back to UDP if it can't connect via TCP.

When working with mounted TNFS directories, some error messages will be wrong, e.g. instead of "Permission denied", you may get "Bad file descriptor".

OPTIONS

-o address=host[:port]
    The hostname or IP address of the TNFS server to mount. If :port is not given, the default TNFS port (16384) is used.

-o ro
    Mount read-only.

    tnfs-fuse supports the full set of fuse options. See fuse(8) or tnfs-fuse --help for the list.

EXAMPLE

To mount the TNFS server at fujinet.online:

mkdir fujinet
tnfs-fuse -o address=fujinet.online fujinet

Now the contents of the TNFS server are visible under fujinet/ (or whatever name you chose). You might also want to add -o ro to mount read-only.

COPYRIGHT

See the file /usr/doc/tnfs-fuse-20240707_3b99907/COPYING for license information.

AUTHORS

tnfs-fuse was written by Radu Cristescu.

This man page written for the SlackBuilds.org project by B. Watson, and is licensed under the WTFPL.

SEE ALSO

tnfs-client(1), tnfsd(1), fuse(8)