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Name volume after device or mountpoint #219

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cpcallen opened this issue May 15, 2019 · 4 comments
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Name volume after device or mountpoint #219

cpcallen opened this issue May 15, 2019 · 4 comments

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@cpcallen
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After running

$mkdir ~/pixel
aft-mtp-mount ~/pixel

My device is mounted on ~/Pixel as expected, but Finder shows the mounted volume with the name OSXFUSE Volume 0 (aft-mtp-mount). It would be great if the mounted volume was named for the device (System Information says it's "Pixel") or at least the mountpoint ("pixel"), rather than this long and somewhat uninformative string.

@yurikoles
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@cpcallen
This is common problem across OSXFuse on macOS and should be reported upstream.

It's reproducible with ntfs-3g, ext2-fuse, SSHFS and others.

@bfleischer
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All you have to do is pass the -o volname=Name parameter. This is not an FUSE bug. You are simply not providing a name for the mounted volume.

@whoozle
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whoozle commented May 18, 2019

if you can find an example how to provide volume name via fuse ops or any fuse api, I can add it no problem.

@cpcallen
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As noted by @bfleischer, the command aft-mtp-mount -o volname=Pixel ~/pixel did indeed mount my device with the volume name "Pixel". It would be great if that or something like it was the default.

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