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Be sure to read the info as you install sshfs via homebrew. Getting fuse4x working right requires a couple extra steps.
by wukkuan 15y ago
Be sure to read the info as you install sshfs via homebrew. Getting fuse4x working right requires a couple extra steps.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoI haven't been able to get it running on 10.7.2, although the last time I tried was a month or so ago. Is it actually usable/workable/stable now? (I don't want to clutter my laptop with various versions of PHP, Apache, etc. that I need for work, so I run a VM - as of late, I've been using ~/projects/workProject1 as my working folder, mounting it via VirtualBox's shared folders, but the read/write speed on the VM is pretty atrocious. Which is sometimes great for testing, but not so great when I accidentally type "git status" in the VM instead of the host machine, and wait a full minute before realizing my mistake.)
- llimllib 15y agoWorks great for me on 10.7.2. sshfs --version says: sshfs 2.3.0, fuse4x 0.8.13, FUSE 2.8.6. I just followed the homebrew directions, I don't remember doing anything funky to get it installed.