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Hi,
I have following scenerio.
Machine A( Kbuntu ) : Home computer
Machine B( Kbuntu ): Office Computer
Machine C( free BSD ) : Remote server
I can Access B ...
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- 05-07-2009 #1Just Joined!
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sshfs help - stuck at permissions
Hi,
I have following scenerio.
Machine A( Kbuntu ) : Home computer
Machine B( Kbuntu ): Office Computer
Machine C( free BSD ) : Remote server
I can Access B from A via SSH ( no password, using keys ) and C from B via SSH ( username
assword )
So I log onto office computer( Machien B ) and use sshfs to create a mountpoint on Machine B which mounts the filessystem from C ( remote server ).
I use Kate to open files on machine A( home computer ) from this mount point to edit. everyhting works fine.
Problem is I cannot save files using Kate. I cannot copy files to the mounted filesystem using Dolphin either. I get failed to rename file . Please check permissions. I have tried fiddeling with permissions 9 even set 777 on one file to test 0, but it still pops the same error.
Any insight?
- 05-08-2009 #2Just Joined!
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Have you tried this link
h**p://apps.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/fuse/index.php?title=SshfsFaq#What_options_does_sshfs_s upport.3FSourceForge.net: SshfsFaq - fuse


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