README.md

Bash script for reading arguments for sshfs from an ssh-esque config file

it makes it possible to run sshmount hostname to mount a remote directory on a local directory using the sshfs program

• the script depends on both sshfs and fusermount being installed on the system
• sshmount -u host will unmount the Localdirectory using fusermount
• sshmount host will mount the remote directory from a host on a local directory
• the host, local diretory and remote directory are specified in the fsconfig file
• fsconfig in this repo is contains examples for writing a the needed config file for this script
• this can be used in combination with a ssh config file
• pass through sshfs flags such as -F, -f, -s, -C, -p, -o, -d, -1, -V and -h to sshfs
• pass through ssh flags with -S example sshmount -S "-o ClearAllForwardings=no -L 3306:127.0.0.1:3306"
• allow ssh tunneling by with -w example: sshmount -w host
• allow ssh tunneling by specifying "PortForwarding yes" in fsconfig
• allow localforward and remoteforward rules to be added in fsconfig
• list mounted directories with sshmount -l
• remount a mounted directory with sshmount -r host

Install

• Download the files below

• extract the files
• open the extract folders
• right click on an empty area and click "open in terminal"
• run the following command

Do not use sudo, the script will install it under your home directory

make install

Uninstall

Do not use sudo, it was installed under your home directory

make uninstall