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The problem seems to be caused by exceptions. Exception are thrown, but not catched within the Freetz architecture. The above error is caused by an exception because a to be created file does not yet exists (get_fileinfo).

Is is possible to rewrite the code in such a way that exceptions are not used anymore? (making the code more portable in general)

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I have changed the two bzero calls to be memset calls, and included unistd.h in common.cpp as you requested. Changes are in the main line; the v1.0 tag is not affected.

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Eliminating the use of exceptions will take a bit of work. I use them in a fairly simple way, so they could be replaced with setjmp and longjmp; would that help? I'm not familiar with Freetz and so I do not know what restrictions it imposes. setjmp/longjmp are standard C rather than C++, so I'm guessing they have a better chance of being compatible.

I should have some time this summer to look into it more.

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Thank you for the changes!

I have one other request: getline without eof doesn't work on the Freetz platform. Can you change that too? (two times, one time for reading the password file and one time for reading the mime types)

getline(passwd, line).eof()

About the exceptions: I have patched v1.0 to use no exceptions, so maybe you can use this patch (http://trac.freetz.org/attachment/ticket/796/s3fslite_noex.4.patch). It patches v1.0 to the version for the changes of today, including bset to memset and getline with eof. But beware, the location of the two files in /etc are patched to another location too!

A new downloadable release would be welcome, because git is not integrated in the build process of Freetz.

Finally I have to say that your code is well written!

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Freetz now supports exceptions with a patch, so removing the exceptions is not necessary anymore (nice if problems solve themselves ;-) ).

However, a fix for the eof would still be nice and a more recent version to download too.

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I've made some additional improvements in directory handling as well, so I'll probably mark a v1.1 release soon.

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