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|Summary=Fuse-filesystem utilizing the sftp service
|CatPkg=sys-fs/sshfs-fuse
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|Homepage=http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html
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== Server ==
Simply run sshd with sftp enabled.  These are the default settings under funtoo so there is not much to do.
 
<console>###i## rc-service sshd start</console>
 
== Client ==
=== Install ===
==== Kernel ====
{{kernelop|title=File systems enable FUSE|desc=
File systems  --->
    <M> FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) support
}}  
 
==== Emerge ====
<console>###i## emerge sshfs-fuse</console>
 
=== Use ===
==== as root ====
create a mountpoint:
<console>###i## mkdir /mnt/remote</console>
 
<console>###i## sshfs myuser@ipaddress:/home/myuser/media /mnt/remote</console>
 
To unmount:
<console>###i## fusermount -u /mnt/remote</console>
 
==== as a user ====
sshfs requires sshfs ran as a user if a user is to access the content.
create a mountpoint:
<console>###i## mkdir /mnt/remote</console>
change mount point to be under the user
<console>###i## chown user:user /mnt/remote
 
<console>$##i## sshfs myuser@ipaddress:/home/myuser/media /mnt/remote</console>
 
To unmount:
<console>###i## fusermount -u /mnt/remote</console>
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Server

Simply run sshd with sftp enabled. These are the default settings under funtoo so there is not much to do.

root # rc-service sshd start

Client

Install

Kernel

Under File systems enable FUSE:

File systems  --->
    <M> FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) support

Emerge

root # emerge sshfs-fuse

Use

as root

create a mountpoint:

root # mkdir /mnt/remote
root # sshfs myuser@ipaddress:/home/myuser/media /mnt/remote

To unmount:

root # fusermount -u /mnt/remote

as a user

sshfs requires sshfs ran as a user if a user is to access the content. create a mountpoint:

root # mkdir /mnt/remote

change mount point to be under the user

root # chown user:user /mnt/remote

<console>$ sshfs myuser@ipaddress:/home/myuser/media /mnt/remote

To unmount:

root # fusermount -u /mnt/remote