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Mac OS X sshfs

March 1, 2013 by Igor Drobot Leave a Comment

OSXFUSE

Working on websites on Mac can be sometimes very annoying. You are writing some piece of code and you need to transfer it every time via FTP or SFTP to a linux web server.

SSHFS (Secure SHell FileSystem) is a solution to avoid this transfer layer of your develop work. By default SSHFS is not availible in Mac OS X but it can be installed

To be a able to use SSHFS it is required to install OSXFUSE support.

Now ca be SSHFS installed

Easy mount:

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sshfs git@192.168.3.254:/var/www tmp/sshfs

sshfs git@192.168.3.254:/var/www tmp/sshfs

Don’t forget to umount:

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umount tmp/sshfs

umount tmp/sshfs

Filed Under: Apple, Linux, Mac OS X, Monitoring Tagged With: Filesystem, MAC OS X, mount, SSHFS

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