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Improve performance of sshfs for a lot of small files
Mounting a network filesystem backed by sshfs show very slow performance when trying to write a lot of relativity small files.
Is there any options to improve the situation?
The filesystem is mounted ...
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sshfs mount - files/folder are created as root, disregarding uid/gid options
Local: OpenSUSE, mount point /home/gruz/debian
Remote: Debian (VirtualBox) 192.168.0.100, mount point /var/www/a
I want to mount folder in 192.168.0.100:/var/www/a to my local machine so when I create ...
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Device major/minor number for remote filesystem
This answer states:
A mounted network share will have a deviceId which is why you can
create a symlink to a mounted location.
So, if "a mounted network share will have a deviceId", files mounted ...
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Can't delete files using SSHFS on windows
My problem is that i can't delete any fails from any folder using my windows sshfs client. Even though i'm logging in through root account, it still says that i do not have enough permission to ...
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chroot into a sshfs folder
I am trying to chroot into a sshfs-mounted directory:
mkdir remoteroot
sshfs remote:/ remoteroot/
sudo chroot remoteroot/
but I get chroot: cannot change root directory to remoteroot/: Permission ...
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