> sshfs doesn't seem to be actively supported. > Snow Leopard has been out for a year and a half so
MACFUSE 2.0 MAC OS X
> Just discovered "SSHFS in Mac OS X Snow Leopard"
MACFUSE 2.0 INSTALL
> but you'd have to install the Xcode/Developer stuff from the DVD > The source code for macfuse 2.8.5 is at In addition to preliminary 64-bit support and a preference pane for easier installation and. > I installed the Macports version of it (sshfs 2.2/macfuse 2.0.3). MacFUSE, the Mac OS X version of the FUSE plug-in file system architecture, has been updated to 2.0. > I haven't heard of any success or failures with it. > the MacFUSE file system is not available (71) > /Library/Filesystems/fusefs.fs/Support/fusefs.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) requested architecture/executable not found check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8). > % sshfs daroloso at cpu119.math: /tmp/mntme > I forget what site had the binaries for Leopard and Tiger > I keep seeing last updated 2008 for most of that. > MacFUSE/MacFusion, I see and can change the "real" permissions" > if I follow Marlon's great advice, and sshfs mount it through
page when trying to uninstall MacFuse (V2) myself and found the answer in the. > An experimental build that fixes certain issues with Snow Leopard and 64-bit can be found here: MacFUSE allows you to extend macOSs native file handling capabilities via. > A direct download of the 2.1.5 Beta can be found here: > I cannot remember exactly, but here is an excerpt from: > Assuming that hasn't been fixed in 2.0.4 > rm /Applications/Macfusion\ 3.app/Contents/PlugIns/sshfs.mfplugin/Contents/Resources/sshnodelay.so > and, then for Leopard and SL the :fix: from many websites is to > and the other part of the "fix" is to get a beta (via tick box on the MacFUSE panel in System Preferences, after it is installed) - mine is 2.1.7 > I think I loaded MacFusion and it is "Version 3" dated 1 - underneath it is version 2.0.3 What am I missing? Do I need to install sshfs separately? I get a cannot mount volume error when I try a sshfs mount of a server that I can ssh to with no problem. Howdy all - This problem happened to me while using the current beta release (4.2.0) and downgrading to the current stable release (4.1.2) and rebooting resolved the issue.
I installed MacFUSE (I only got 2.1.5 beta though in the prefpane) and macfusion 2.0.4 on 10.6.7. MacFUSE, the Mac OS X version of the FUSE plug-in file system architecture, has been updated to 2.0.
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