Respectful developers and users,
I cannot help to complaint about the painful and problematic setting for the prefix of the mount path:
Through the filer explorer's function of add a network disk, I successfully connect to my home directory on the host:
host:/home/myname
But if I want to connect the other folder which is not under /home/myname but under the root, which is
host:/scratch/myname
I cannot connect it through the file explorer's function of adding a net-disk.
I have tried:
\sshfs\myname@host:scratch\xhe
\sshfs.r\myname@host:scratch\xhe
\sshfs.r\myname@host:\scratch\xhe
\sshfs.r\myname@host:/scratch/xhe
all is not working! The win 11 just tell me the directory do not seem to exist! I am sure this path is correct and I doubt very much is the prefix problem. sshfs may outsmart me to add some wrong prefix to my path.
Can someone help me? Thanks in advance!
Respectful developers and users, I cannot help to complaint about the painful and problematic setting for the prefix of the mount path: Through the filer explorer's function of add a network disk, I successfully connect to my home directory on the host: host:/home/myname But if I want to connect the other folder which is not under /home/myname but under the root, which is host:/scratch/myname I cannot connect it through the file explorer's function of adding a net-disk. I have tried: \sshfs\myname@host:scratch\xhe \sshfs.r\myname@host:scratch\xhe \sshfs.r\myname@host:\scratch\xhe \sshfs.r\myname@host:/scratch/xhe all is not working! The win 11 just tell me the directory do not seem to exist! I am sure this path is correct and I doubt very much is the prefix problem. sshfs may outsmart me to add some wrong prefix to my path. Can someone help me? Thanks in advance!