I can reproduce this bug by:
# Add the following line to my fstab: sshfs#...@10.0.2.4:/media/Backups/ash
/media/Backups fuse user,noauto,reconnect,nonempty 0 0
# Click the entry "Backups" in the Nautilus "Computer" place.
Actual result:
# Nautilus waits to connect to the server, displaying the m
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I have attempted to reproduce this issue in Nautilus using Ubuntu Lucid
and cannot get the error. Could you please give me step-by-step
instructions if you can reproduce it.
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Mounting a ssh filesystem with FUSE succeeds but still gives error
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/434680
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Indeed, adding fsname to my fstab entry solved both the mounting and
unmounting problems.
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Mounting a ssh filesystem with FUSE succeeds but still gives error
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/434680
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tave: I think you might be seeing a different bug, bug 243298. Try using
sshfs#u...@login1.example.com:/home/user /mnt/sshdisk fuse
user,noauto,fsname=sshfs#u...@login1.example.com:/home/user 0 0
(this is supposed to be one line in fstab)
If this works, you have that bug instead.
As for this bu
I get the error via nautilus
if i try "sudo mount /media/server" i get "read: Connection reset by
peer"
my fstab entry is: sshfs#u...@server.local:/media/data
/media/server fuseusers,rw,noauto 0 0
maybe its a configproblem
the command "sshfs u...@server.local:/media/da
Thanks for this report. Does this error appear when not mounting through
nautilus (Places)? I have not seen the error, using Xubuntu Lucid with
SSHFS manually run to mount my 12 directories.
** Changed in: sshfs-fuse (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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Mounting a ssh filesystem w
