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=Instructions= | =Instructions= | ||
==Linux/Mac== | ==Linux/Mac== | ||
| + | ===Installation=== | ||
You may have to first install SSHFS on your local system. Use the following commands to install SSHFS: | You may have to first install SSHFS on your local system. Use the following commands to install SSHFS: | ||
* Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install sshfs | * Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install sshfs | ||
* Centos: yum install sshfs / yum install fuse-sshfs (need to verify). | * Centos: yum install sshfs / yum install fuse-sshfs (need to verify). | ||
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| + | ===Usage=== | ||
| + | To mount a drive use "sshfs [user@]host:[dir] mountpoint [options]". In the following example there are two steps: (1) create the target directory, (2)mount the fs. Take node of the absolute path "/home/user/project" as opposed to the relative path "~/project" which may not work. | ||
| + | mkdir ./project | ||
| + | sshfs user@graham.sharcnet.ca:/home/user/project/ ./project | ||
| + | To unmound a drive use "fusermount -u mountpoint". For example to unmount the mount from the previous example: | ||
| + | fusermount -u ./project | ||
==Windows== | ==Windows== | ||
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=About= | =About= | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 11 August 2017
Contents
Introduction
Secure SHell File System (SSHFS) allows a user to mount a directory from a remote server.
Instructions
Linux/Mac
Installation
You may have to first install SSHFS on your local system. Use the following commands to install SSHFS:
- Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install sshfs
- Centos: yum install sshfs / yum install fuse-sshfs (need to verify).
Usage
To mount a drive use "sshfs [user@]host:[dir] mountpoint [options]". In the following example there are two steps: (1) create the target directory, (2)mount the fs. Take node of the absolute path "/home/user/project" as opposed to the relative path "~/project" which may not work.
mkdir ./project sshfs user@graham.sharcnet.ca:/home/user/project/ ./project
To unmound a drive use "fusermount -u mountpoint". For example to unmount the mount from the previous example:
fusermount -u ./project