We mount the resource to the local FS via FTP or SSH on Mac OS
There was a task to connect via FTP to the server for a small edit of one project. By running Finder, going to the Transitions tab and selecting Connect to server, I connected to FTP, but with read only rights.
Rather than google, I immediately launched the installation in sshfs ports. Having installed and mounted the section, I stumbled on the problem. sshfs mounts a local partition with user and group rights that were on the server.
After browsing in Google and removing the port sshfs, I found a Macfusion application that uses the macfuse library.
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Macfusion has a user-friendly interface, it can mount both via FTP and SSH. Problems with the rights that were when using port sshfs, disappeared.
I want to note that when it is possible to connect via FTP and SSH, it is better to select the SSH option. It works an order of magnitude faster and more stable, and those who use NetBeans with its indexing project, only SSH.
Rather than google, I immediately launched the installation in sshfs ports. Having installed and mounted the section, I stumbled on the problem. sshfs mounts a local partition with user and group rights that were on the server.
After browsing in Google and removing the port sshfs, I found a Macfusion application that uses the macfuse library.
')
Macfusion has a user-friendly interface, it can mount both via FTP and SSH. Problems with the rights that were when using port sshfs, disappeared.
I want to note that when it is possible to connect via FTP and SSH, it is better to select the SSH option. It works an order of magnitude faster and more stable, and those who use NetBeans with its indexing project, only SSH.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/89028/
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