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10.4: How to create an SSH volume using FUSE
Authored by: monmayrant on Jan 19, '07 02:25:10AM

It's really handy and everything works fine for me, even mounting/unmounting from the Finder.
Only trouble: it doesn't seem to handle non-ascii characters in the paths (é à ü, ...) and paths like:
~/Documents/Thèses/Rapport de Noël.pdf
are mangled:
~/Documents/Th?/Rapport de No?.pdf

Did anyone notice the same problem?
Any solution?

BoZ



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10.4: How to create an SSH volume using FUSE
Authored by: mr.quinn on Jan 19, '07 03:42:36AM

I was playing with this yesterday.
I managed to mount an Ubuntu box into the Finder via sshfs successfully.
I then tried to backup the contents of /usr/local/svn on the Ubuntu box to Amazon's S3 service, using JungleDisk on the Mac.
OK, so it may seem like a daft thing to do, but I wanted to stress-test this all, and it did stress it, the sshfs connection crashed after a while, needing a log out to reset it.
MacFUSE is going to be great, I look forward to flickrfs, s3fs, gdrivefs etc etc. but be warned, it is not terribly robust yet.



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