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Mount your datamanager files into your filesystem.
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# Prerequisites
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1. A linux kernel with FUSE support
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2. A compiled [binary](https://github.com/DataManager-Go/DMM---DataManagerMount/releases).
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3. A vaild config and session. You can create one using the [cli client](https://github.com/DataManager-Go/DataManagerCLI)
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# Get started
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You can mount your dataManager files into your local filesystem using `<dmount> mountPoint`. Thats it.<br>
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### Opions
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`--config` use a different configuration file, created by the [CLI client](https://github.com/DataManager-Go/DataManagerCLI) or [GUI client](https://github.com/DataManager-Go/DataManagerGUI)<br>
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`--debug` view more informations about the client server process<br>
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`--debug-fs` view logs for the mount process<br>
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# Mapping
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Since the way the datamanager stores your files is different than your Operating Systems fs does, the mapping between Dmanager and your OS filetree isn't that easy.<br>
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The DManager is built to store files assigned to multiple folders (groups) and your FS (usually) allows to store a file in one folder only. In addition, you (usually) can't have multiple files with the same name in one folder.<br>
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The DmanagerFS supports that. This is one of the main differences between Filesystems like ext4 or NTFS and the DataManagerFS.<br>
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#### The mapping:
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```bash
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MountPoint
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├── default # The default namespace. Equal to <username>_default
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│ ├── all_files # all files in the default namespace
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