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[Solved] MacOS X - no Shared Path option for SSHFS

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Hi, thanks for the great software!

Is it possible to mount some specific server path with sshfs using this application?

Normally I would mount <server name>:<server path>, but there is no "Shared Path" field for sshfs and mounting doesn't work if I use <server path> in "Server Name" field.

 

Thanks for any ideas


   
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 Hans
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Hi Tekbar,

Thank you for the compliment 😊 

I'm not a frequent SSHFS flyer, but as far as I recall this is basically a SSH connection (shell access) which does not include a path?
I suppose I'm wrong about that, so let me see what I can do to add a path and see what happens (if this doesn't break SSHFS for other).

I'll have to do some testing (setup a sshfs capable share, install Fuse etc).


   
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(@Anonymous)
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Great, thanks a lot!

To clarify:

From the shell, I normally mount an sshfs share using command:

sshfs -o <options> user@server_address:server_path local_mount_directory

With ConnectMeNow I can only mount the root of the shared filesystem as there is no way to provide "server_path".

I can help with testing (with and without server_path) as I have sshfs set up already and I use it daily.

Thanks!

 


   
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Took me most of the morning but just finished it.
I've uploaded v4.0.6 just now ... you can find it here

Let me know if that worked 😊 

Changes are mostly SSHFS related:

- Bug fix: Added path to SSHFS (using root directory if left blank)
- Bug fix: Fixed command-line options bug in SSHFS when using SSH Keys
- Improvement: SSHFS now also supports non "-o" options like compression (-C)
- Improvement: Detect missing SSHFS at an earlier stage when trying to do a mount      
- Improvement: Test mount/unmount button only works when a share is enabled (to avoid conflicts)


   
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