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Problem:
Mounting a directory with SSHFS requires the user to jump into a Terminal window and type out the commands to create a mount point, and then mount with SSHFS.
This does not feel right for GUI-spoiled OSX users. It would be much nicer to make use of the Finder integration to mount remote filesystems: "Connect to Server" used for SMB or NFS mounts.
This makes use of a bundle for the NetFS Finder integration.
IMHO it would be really great if this could be included in the osxfuse-SSHFS repository, to provide proper support and ideally also ship it (include it) directly (to be installed with homebrew).
I agree with you, it would be nice to be able to mount sshfs volumes using "Connect to Server". If I remember correctly NetFS plugins need to be signed by Apple nowadays.
Currently I have my hands full with FUSE. Anyone up for the job of creating a NetFS plugin?
Problem:
Mounting a directory with SSHFS requires the user to jump into a Terminal window and type out the commands to create a mount point, and then mount with SSHFS.
This does not feel right for GUI-spoiled OSX users. It would be much nicer to make use of the Finder integration to mount remote filesystems: "Connect to Server" used for SMB or NFS mounts.
Possible Solution:
I stumbled across this blog post, and the linked project code.
This makes use of a bundle for the NetFS Finder integration.
IMHO it would be really great if this could be included in the osxfuse-SSHFS repository, to provide proper support and ideally also ship it (include it) directly (to be installed with homebrew).
Or is it better to report this over at https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs?
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