Worked on this for 3 days...guess i need some help.
Goal:
Mounting S-FTP Folder on local System as drive/folder.
Setup:
Virtual Win Server 2022 with OpenSSH on the internet, on local side a Win 10 PC with WinFSP 2022.2, SSHFS-Win 2021.1 Beta 2 and SiriKali 1.5.0
What works:
Connecting with FileZilla; full control over S-FTP
Problem:
If I mount the S-FTP on my local PC (whether directly via the Explorer or via SiriKali), I can upload or create files, but I cannot rename nor delete them! Which makes the whole thing pretty pointless...
What i´ve tried:
Messing around with sshfs-options like over here #180 . Did not help. But it is interesting that I can at least rename self-created folders with the option "idmap=user".
Hey there!
Worked on this for 3 days...guess i need some help.
Goal: Mounting S-FTP Folder on local System as drive/folder.
Setup: Virtual Win Server 2022 with OpenSSH on the internet, on local side a Win 10 PC with WinFSP 2022.2, SSHFS-Win 2021.1 Beta 2 and SiriKali 1.5.0
What works: Connecting with FileZilla; full control over S-FTP
Problem: If I mount the S-FTP on my local PC (whether directly via the Explorer or via SiriKali), I can upload or create files, but I cannot rename nor delete them! Which makes the whole thing pretty pointless...
What i´ve tried: Messing around with sshfs-options like over here #180 . Did not help. But it is interesting that I can at least rename self-created folders with the option "idmap=user".
Here´s my sshd config:
` AuthorizedKeysFile .ssh/authorized_keys ChrootDirectory C:\Users\x_user\SFTP Subsystem sftp sftp-server.exe
Match Group administrators AuthorizedKeysFile PROGRAMDATA/ssh/administrators_authorized_keys
Added for Security Reasons
AllowUsers x_user AllowAgentForwarding no AllowTcpForwarding no GatewayPorts no `
The Folder "SFTP" is owned by the User "x_user"
With FileZilla i can see, that all Files on S-FTP have the Permission 600. But cannot change them with FileZilla, always stays 600.
Any help??? Thought S-FTP would be a safe and easy way to get a secure "Internet Drive".
Thanks!