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1. #CURRENT TOOLS LIKE MACFUSION INSTALL#
2. #CURRENT TOOLS LIKE MACFUSION UPDATE#
3. #CURRENT TOOLS LIKE MACFUSION TRIAL#

Then, use apt install to install the sshfs package.

#CURRENT TOOLS LIKE MACFUSION UPDATE#

On Ubuntu, you can install it using apt.įirst, use apt update to refresh your package sources:

SSHFS is available for most Linux distributions.

You can accomplish this by following our Initial Server Setup Guide, by connecting directly from one machine to the other. One of these can be a local machine rather than a cloud server. Two Linux servers which are configured to allow SSH access between them.SSHFS is particularly useful when you need to read from a large set of files interactively on an individual basis. This has the significant advantage of requiring no additional configuration, and inheriting permissions from the SSH user on the remote system. While this can be accomplished by configuring an SMB or NFS mount, both of these require additional dependencies and can introduce security concerns or other overhead.Īs an alternative, you can install SSHFS to mount a remote directory by using SSH alone. In some cases, however, it may be necessary to share entire directories, or entire filesystems, between two remote environments. It's good to hear from you now, even after all this time.Transferring files over an SSH connection, by using either SFTP or SCP, is a popular method of moving small amounts of data between servers. Oddly enough, I wrote a significantly more detailed post in your support forum back in April, which went without response.

#CURRENT TOOLS LIKE MACFUSION TRIAL#

I tried ExpanDrive in April, so my 30-day trial is expired.Ģ) I'm super busy right now, so it'll have to wait at least a week. I'm definitely interested in helping you guys make a better product, because if I can get it to do the things I want to do it would be a breakthrough for my workflow.ġ) It's been a while since I tried the program, so I'd need to run some tests and see if I can give you something reproduceable. If you'd describe your problem to us over email (support at magnetk),Īnd we can work at a solution, then we'd happily give you a license. We test heavily with TextMate (most of us use it, and we do all our development over ExpanDrive), and no one has ever complained about beach balling in TextMate with a folder. Ryan, we're sorry you didn't have a good experience with ExpanDrive. So, not only does ExpanDrive offer me nothing over CyberDuck, but it's also worse for editing remote files than Cyberduck. And there's no way to tell ExpanDrive to refresh.

So, if you, for example, have an ssh session going to use svn on your working copy, and use ExpanDrive to edit files with TextMate, the changes you made on the server won't show up in ExpanDrive. What's worse, the caching is extremely aggressive. Using the command-line svn tools on the same took forever, and failed half the time. Trying to use svnX on a working copy on the server gave me an endless beachball in svnX. Dragging a folder from a remote host to TextMate gave me an endless beachball in TextMate. Any FTP client can transfer files, but with ExpanDrive, your sFTP server gets mounted in the Finder, which should, in theory, provide a lot of novel uses not possible with anything else. When I tried ExpanDrive, I found that it worked great, as long as all you wanted to do was transfer files.