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cse-sshfs #4

Open utterances-bot opened 2 years ago

utterances-bot commented 2 years ago

CSE and SSHFS | abiram.me

If you’re a VS Code user who is in first year, or isn’t too used to coding locally, you might be better off checking the easier method of using SSHFS with VS Code here.

https://abiram.me/cse-sshfs

Lilpiggie0522 commented 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.

dong-zh commented 2 years ago

Here's a possible fix for the code command not working. :)

OWalbridge commented 1 year ago

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

z5267282 commented 6 months ago

Hi Abiramen I had trouble running the unmount command on mac. I used diskutil unmount and it worked.

jon-vo commented 2 months ago

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

scorpiontornado commented 3 weeks ago

@z5267282 the command is umount, not unmount (doesn't have the first n). From here.