View source for SSHFS Mini HowTo

It is one of opportunities to get access to remote filesystem on a network.
 1. Install sshfs by doing (you have to be root-user):
 # apt-get install sshfs
 This will also install fuse-utils and libfuse2, which are required.
 2. Next step is to mount the fuse module
 # modprobe fuse
 also you can add this module (fuse) to file /etc/modules
 3. Add user to group ''fuse'' (you have to be root-user):
 # adduser username fuse
 4. You will have to log out and log in again, to add yourself to the group ''fuse''.
 5. Then create a local directory where you want the files mounted. You should create the
 directory and be the owner of the directory (usual user):
 # mkdir /home/user/dir-name
 6. Mount a remote filesystem by doing (for DST data on the astronu):
 # sshfs astronu.jinr.ru:/nomad1/dst/data /home/user/dir-name
 7. Enjoy your work!
 8. To unmount this directory use command:
 # fusermount -u /home/user/dir-name
It seems ''sshfs'' is useful. Unfortunately anyone has to mount remote folder itself. For example I mounted ''nui148.jinr.ru:/nomad1/dst'' to ''astronu.jinr.ru:/nomad1/dst''. And I can use it. But nobody can do it too, even root-user.

:[[User:OlegSamoylov]] 22:20, 21 November 2007 (MSK)