Removing ssh was a mistake. Even if you don't use it, there is no harm in having it installed. The learning curve seemed rather flat to me, but I'm not you. All that is needed is to install ssh and to use it, just type
in a terminal, replacing hostname with the actual hostname of the server. On the server, you can type hostname and it will be shown in the terminal. To mount the directories using sshfs, just typessh hostname
Replace hosthame with the actual hostname, directory with the directory on the server that you want to mount, and localdidrectory with the directory on the client that you want to mount to. If you don't generate an ssh key, you will need to enter the password of the host user. Done, the server directory is mounted on the client, and looks like a normal local directory.sshfs hostname:/directory /localdirectory
Statistics: Posted by sgosnell — 2025-12-26 15:10