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generic:laptop_connectivity [2018/07/24 07:46] – [Disk access: SSHFS / fuse-ssh] jansengeneric:laptop_connectivity [2018/07/24 07:59] (current) – [Disk access: SSHFS / fuse-ssh] jansen
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   mkdir $HOME/lorentz   mkdir $HOME/lorentz
-  sshfs user@veen.lorentz.leidenuniv.nl:/home/user $HOME/lorentz+  sshfs -o idmap=user username@ssh.lorentz.leidenuniv.nl:/home/username $HOME/lorentz
      
-This mounts your institute home disk on a subdirectory under your local home on the laptop. Once mounted, you can treat it like any other disk, and copy files to and from it. Of course the same can be done with data disks in stead of home.+This mounts your institute home disk on a subdirectory under your local home on the laptop. Once mounted, you can treat it like any other disk, and copy files to and from it. Of course the same can be done with data disks in stead of home. The ''idmap=user'' option is to make sure that your files show up as yours, when user ids don't match. 
 To unmount: To unmount:
   fusermount -u $HOME/lorentz   fusermount -u $HOME/lorentz
 (normally, umount should work as well but there can be permission issues, fusermount always works) (normally, umount should work as well but there can be permission issues, fusermount always works)
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