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+## Mountpounts hurdles
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+- [ ] subdomains use integer IDs to to reference files, which
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+ only works with PuterFS. This means other filesystem
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+ providers will not be usable for subdomains.
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+
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+ Possible solutions:
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+ - GUI logic to disable subdomains feature for other providers
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+ - Add a new column to associate subdomains with paths
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+ - Map non-puterfs nodes to (1B + path_id), where path_id is
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+ a numeric identifier that is associated with the path, and
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+ the association is stored in the database or system runtime
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+ directory.
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+
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+- [ ] permissions are associated with UUIDs, but will need to
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+ be able to be associated with paths instead for non-puterfs
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+ mountpoints.
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+
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+ - Make path-to-uuid re-writer act on puter-fs only.
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+ - ACL needs to be able to check path-based permissions
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+ on non-puterfs mountpoints.
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