ssh tunnel - Mount a filesystem (using FUSE) with SSH through two computers

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2013-08
  • Vortico

    Possible Duplicate:
    How to mount remote SSHFS via intermediate machine? Tunneling?

    I can mount a filesystem over SSH directly with

    $ sshfs hostname: mountpoint

    However, in order to access a certain machine from an outside network, I must SSH through a chain of two computers.

    localhost $ ssh hostname1
...
hostname1 $ ssh hostname2

    Is there a way to mount a virtual filesystem with FUSE/SSHFS on my local machine to access a directory on hostname2?

    • Answers
  • dabest1

    You would set up SSH Tunnel and then you would mount the filesystem. I think your questions is a duplicate of How to mount remote SSHFS via intermediate machine? Tunneling?


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  • petersohn

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    sshfs equivalent for windows?

    There is a remote filesystem I can reach through ssh. On Linux, there are several ways of dealing with it. I like sshfs, because with it I can work with the remote files the same way as with my local files.

    Is there any similar to Windows, that can map a network drive through ssh? The best I can use is WinSCP, which is good, but not good enough.


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  • grawity

    For SSH there is Dokan SSHFS.

    You could also use WebDAV (which is supported natively by Windows), but it isn't that easy to configure.