mdcja/fsproxy

Access Linux filesystems from within Microsoft Windows (discontinued)

FSproxy v1.0RC2

(c) 2009 Michał Siejak (http://www.siejak.pl)

Development of FSproxy has been discontinued. I will not accept any pull requests.

For full documentation & download links refer to: http://nadrin.github.io/fsproxy

FSproxy is a small application that runs in the system tray and lets you access GNU/Linux partitions from within Microsoft Windows. The list of detected partitions is always availible at \fsproxy and a single one can easily be mapped to a network drive using address like \\fsproxy\<partition>. By default partitions are mounted as read-only but experimental write support can be enabled. FSproxy currently supports: ext2, ext3, ext4, reiserfs, jfs, xfs and few other filesystems. For many of them there is no known Windows driver available (although note that FSproxy is not a driver itself).

This code is very ugly, quickly written and contains large amounts of C and Win32 API. May not be suitable for liberal art majors and Java programmers. :-)

Solution is in Visual Studio 2008 format.

• FSproxy agent uses an icon from Tango Icontheme
• FSproxy agent uses libcurl 7.19.5
• Network TAP driver by OpenVPN.