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If you aren't sure if something is a bug or not, please do discuss it in
macfuse-devel first, rather than
opening a formal bug report that I have to then manage (regardless of whether
it was a real issue or not).
Finder is finicky, *very* finicky. There's something about your setup that the
Finder is having an issue with.
Could be the Finder's idea of user IDs... could be the Finder's idea of
permissions... could be something else.
I can't tell based on the information you've provided. I tried the exact
combination of arguments you used and
it works for me.
Does just "sshfs user@host:/directory /localmountpoint/" work for you?
In any case, you'll probably need to do some debugging. Add the "-odebug"
option, which will cause the
command-line sshfs to stay in the foreground and print debug messages. When you
drag a file, see what
error messages are produced (there will be a lot of output so you'll have to
look carefully). That way, we can
see what's failing.
Original comment by si...@gmail.com
on 11 Mar 2008 at 3:49
Sorry about creating additional work. I didn't think this was something that was
really fitting of the devel forum. Perhaps a general discussion forum would be
helpful.
I can get "sshfs user@host:/directory /localmountpoint/" to mount but it doesn't
allow drag and drop in the Finder.
Is it possible to tell which options the sshfs.app GUI is using so I can compare
based on those options and try to replicate?
I have run with the debug option and there is certainly a lot of data to go
through.
It appears that the first error is a "Function not implemented" error on line
20 of
the attached debug log file. I also am getting many "No such file or directory"
errors. I tried the drag and drop operation on the file sql.txt around line 261
of
the log file.
I appreciate the help and fast reply you gave. Do you want me to continue to
post
comments following up on this thread or should I make all follow up posts on the
devel forum?
Thanks
Original comment by shane...@gmail.com
on 12 Mar 2008 at 2:12
Attachments:
macfuse-devel is the only forum I have for MacFUSE, so it's fair game to post
"anything" MacFUSE-related there. Also, you're likely to get
input from many other users or people who use MacFUSE in their own software.
I'm afraid I have no cycles to maintain multiple forums, or to
have miscellaneous discussions in the issues section of the web site. So, it'll
be great to move this discussion to macfuse-devel. If it turns
out to be a real bug with MacFUSE, by all means open up an issue here.
What you're saying (sshfs.app works but sshfs-static doesn't) sounds very
strange to me, and I can't think of a reason why it should be like
that. Of course there's a way to tell what exact options sshfs.app is running
with. After you've mounted a volume, go to the Terminal, and do
something like:
ps -alxwww | grep sshfs-static
It should show you something like:
...
501 26637 1 0 0 31 0 96036 1120 - Ss 6587560 ?? 0:00.02 ./SSH FS.app/Contents/Resources/sshfs-static
singh@127.0.0.1:/tmp/dir -ovolname=127.0.0.1 -oping_diskarb -oreconnect -olocal
-
ovolicon=/work/macfuse/local/icons/volumes/sshfs.icns
-oNumberOfPasswordPrompts=1 /Volumes/127.0.0.1
...
So, the options sshfs.app is using are as above.
Can you make sure that the sshfs-static you are running directly is the same as
the one you have embedded within sshfs.app?
When you do a cmd-i on the volume icon, what free space does it show?
In your debug log, I don't see any file/folder creation being attempted even.
Original comment by si...@gmail.com
on 12 Mar 2008 at 2:44
Problem identified!
The mounting occurs properly when using the commands listed in the earlier post
and I
can move files from the command line but not in Finder.
When the mount point is located in the "Volumes" directory the Finder will
allow me
to drag and drop. The only change necessary in the command was that the mount
point
was/must be located in the "Volumes" directory.
The only caveat is when I unmount the directory it deletes the directory
created in
"/Volumes" ...there must be a way that the sshfs-static program will
automatically
create that mount point - but I am not seeing it.
Thanks for the assistance!
Original comment by shane...@gmail.com
on 12 Mar 2008 at 5:48
It should work regardless of where the mount point is--you should investigate
more to figure out why it isn't
working. What's special/different about your original mount point?
No, there's no option in sshfs-static to create mount points automatically.
There shouldn't be either--that's for
higher level software to manage.
Original comment by si...@gmail.com
on 12 Mar 2008 at 6:37
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
shane...@gmail.com
on 11 Mar 2008 at 5:46