mount syncloud root directory

[klmhsb42]

I would like to mount the Syncloud root directory on file manager nautlius under debian. Should that already work? I don't get an error message (nothings happens).

sftp://root@example.syncloud.it

[cyberb]

Yes it is possible. You are probably going theought the router and it blocks port 22 (SSH). Can you SSH to your device using the same domain name?

[klmhsb42]

ssh works

[klmhsb42]

I will test it with open port 22

[klmhsb42]

It was not the port. I got it working with: terminal: sshfs root@example.syncloud.it: /any/directory/on/client -o allow_other to unmount: umount /any/directory/on/client

[klmhsb42]

Then open /any/directory/on/client in file explorer

[klmhsb42]

Do you want to add this to "SSH" wiki entry and close it?

[klmhsb42]

new problem: folders inside snap folder are empty. there is only .rnd file

[klmhsb42]

same with ssh

how can I see files like in https://files.example.syncloud.it/

[klmhsb42]

ok, with ssh cd ..

how can I mount this?

[klmhsb42]

ok it's:

sshfs root@example.syncloud.it:'/' /any/directory/on/client -o allow_other

[klmhsb42]

You can add to wiki under "SSH":

To mount Syncloud root folder on linux client via sshfs: Create folder on your client: mkdir /any/directory/on/client Mount ./root/ folder with: sshfs root@example.syncloud.it: /any/directory/on/client -o allow_other Mount Syncloud root with: sshfs root@example.syncloud.it:'/' /any/directory/on/client -o allow_other Unmount with: umount /any/directory/on/client

[cyberb]

I did not know this myself :) I usually use GUI tool like krusader (two panel file manager) and type on one side something like sftp://user@device.syncloud.it and copy files. I think your approach is very low level for a regular Syncloud user and they do not even know what mount is (at least I hope so)

[klmhsb42]

Or to https://github.com/syncloud/platform/wiki/Remote-file-access

[cyberb]

Done: https://github.com/syncloud/platform/wiki/Remote-file-access#mount-a-dir-on-linux