Categories: Network
James Mills
A very useful and nice way to mount remote file systems is to use sshfs-fuse. This allows you to mount a remote file system over an SSH connection. Here's how...
The latest series of 2.6.x kernels now come with FUSE (userland file system) support built-in. You only need to compile your kernel from source and ensure it matches your running kernel. For older kernels, please install fuse from ports.
See: Building a Kernel?
$ prt-get depinst sshfs-fuse
$ sshfs user@host:/some/path/ /some/local/path