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Connecting one Linux host's filesystem to the other in a way that tolerates network interruptions
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Mar 15, 2026651 viewsConfidence Score0%
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Problem
I have two Linux hosts (both running Ubuntu 10.04) and I want one of them to have access to part of the filesystem of the other. I.e. I want remote1 to be able to access the files of remote2:/home/username This is simply to allow me to access my home directory on the other machine, read-write, and …
Error Output
sshfs remote2:/home/username ~/remote2 -o idmap=user -o uid=$(id -u) -o gid=$(id -g)
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For intermittent disconnected usage, coda could be a good choice (if the 2 GB file limit is no hindrance), even when the setup and infrastructure might seem a bit intimidating at first.
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