Unable to load and access share from user account - permission denied error about macfuse

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You shouldn't be mounting it as root. If it won't let you mount as a non-root 
user, something must be amiss. 
Please check the ownership and permissions of the directory you are mounting on?

You can use the 'allow_other' option to let other users access the share even 
though it was mounted by root, but 
that's not how you should be using this.

sshfs-0.1.0 dmg doesn't have a command-line program called 'sshfs', so which 
sshfs are we talking about 
anyway?

Original comment by [email protected] on 24 Jan 2007 at 5:42

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Ok - that explains it.

1) I noticed that I was not calling sshfs-static from the sshfs-0.1.0.dmg, but 
sshfs
version 1.7 which I got from a sshfs-1.1.1 dmg a while ago, and that is what was
being used.  I guess that is the unpatched version, from what I saw on the site
instructions.

2) I was unable to use the GUI, since my ssh server is not running on the 
default
port, and I couldn't specify the params here.  cmd line works like a charm 
though. 
Will reset my links.

What threw me off was that the sshfs I had would manage to mount the share, but 
only
as root.

Oh well.  Things are working wonderfully now.  Thanks!  And thanks for a great 
product!

Cheers.

Original comment by [email protected] on 24 Jan 2007 at 9:50

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Original comment by [email protected] on 25 Jan 2007 at 1:39

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