Open utterances-bot opened 2 years ago
Just to add on, for unmounting CSE home directory on Mac OS,
alias cseumount="fusermount -zu ${_SSHFS_CSE_MOUNT}"
did not work on and "command fusermount not found" prompted.
I solved this problem by editing alias cseumount="fusermount -zu ${_SSHFS_CSE_MOUNT}"
to alias cseumount="umount ${_SSHFS_CSE_MOUNT}"
as fusermount does not exist on macOS. You can unmount FUSE volume by running umount ~/path
.
Here is the github issue page of OSXFSUE where I have found the solution.
Csemnt and cseumount are working, but cse spits out "zsh: "cse" command not found", running ". ~/.zshrc" to execute the file in the current shell seemed to fix this issue for me. Found here
Hi Abiramen I had trouble running the unmount
command on mac.
I used diskutil unmount
and it worked.
On macOS, I couldn't ls
into ~/cse for some reason. I'd get: ls: cse: Operation not permitted
.
Turns out, you need to allow the terminal to access Network Volumes.
Found the solution here
@z5267282 the command is umount
, not unmount
(doesn't have the first n). From here.
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