OpenSSH : Use SSHFS2023/12/19

	It's possible to mount filesystem on another Host via SSH with SSHFS.
[1]	Install fuse-sshfs.

root@dlp:~ #

pkg install -y fusefs-sshfs

root@dlp:~ #

vi /boot/loader.conf

# add to last line

fusefs_load="YES"

root@dlp:~ #

vi /etc/sysctl.conf

# add to last line

vfs.usermount=1

root@dlp:~ #

reboot

[2]	Try to use SSHFS with any user. For example, [freebsd] user mounts [/home/freebsd/work] on [node01.srv.world] to local [~/sshmnt].

freebsd@dlp:~ $

mkdir ~/sshmnt

# mount with SSHFS

freebsd@dlp:~ $

sshfs node01.srv.world:/home/freebsd/work ~/sshmnt

(freebsd@node01.srv.world) Password for freebsd@node01.srv.world:

# password of the user

freebsd@dlp:~ $

df -hT /home/freebsd/sshmnt

Filesystem                           Type            Size    Used   Avail Capacity  Mounted on
node01.srv.world:/home/freebsd/work  fusefs.sshfs     26G    212K     26G     0%    /home/freebsd/sshmnt
# mounted

# for unmount, do like follows

freebsd@dlp:~ $

umount ~/sshmnt

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