Re: Dynamically mount shares
* Koen Vermeer <k.a.vermeer@tnw.tudelft.nl> [061210 10:19]:
> Hi!
>
> At home, I have a server with some files I'd like to access. The server
> contains both files in 'shared' directories (which means others can
> access them too) and in 'private' directories (for my eyes only). I'm
> looking for the best way to mount these directories.
>
> Koen
>
If you are using a new enough kernel, I highly recommend sshfs, which is
a FUSE filesystem that uses ssh. You can mount a subtree of a remote
filesystem and then access it with the same permissions as if you were
using an ssh session (which you are). Also the mount can be done by a
regular user; root privileges (or predefined entries in fstab) are not
necessary.
...Marvin
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