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This makes it possible to mount unionfs directly with mount or fstab. Example fstab entry: none /mnt/union unionf-fuse allow-other,dirs=/source1=RW,/source2=RW Note, the dirs= option need to be the last option, due to limitations in the mount helper provided by unionfs-fuse. Maybe we should write a better helper ourselves. Also, you need to specify your branches as dirs= option, NOT as the device, since the latest version of libmount always interprets "=" characters in the device name as a tag (like LABEL, UUID etc) and will try to resolve the tag before calling the mount helper. This will of course not succeed and the mount will fail.
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