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Old 28th July 2008
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Default mount fusefs (sshfs) from fstab

Hi,
i'm looking for a way to mount sshfs out of fstab.
Mounting with mount_fusefs works like a charm.
The syntax in the docs does not work here on FreeBSD-STABLE.

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Showing us the syntax you actually tried would be a start to correcting it!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by fstab manual
Note that, for network file systems
of third party types (i.e., types supported by additional software not
included in the base system) to be automatically mounted at system
startup, the extra_netfs_types rc.conf(5) variable must be used to extend
the rc(8) startup script's list of network file system types.

The easiest way is usually to go through /etc/rc.local unless one wants to get jiggy with fuse/sshfs and do it properly.
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This is what I use to automount a directory on my desktop via sshfs on my Mac. It's a pretty dirty script that I wrote before I knew a bit more about scripting, so I have to clean it up. I have dual outcomes when they're not necessary. Why not just use a shell script? It works great in my situation.

Code:
# startup_actions (Automator action-"Run Shell Script")

# Wait 5 seconds for WiFi to come up
sleep 5

if /sbin/ifconfig | grep 192.168 > /dev/null # Test for network connection anyway
then
	# Mount /home/ninjasb@starbox via sshfs
	mkdir /Volumes/starbox_ninjasb
	if /sbin/ifconfig | /usr/bin/grep 192.168.2 > /dev/null
	then
		/usr/local/bin/sshfs ninjasb@192.168.2.4:/home/ninjasb /Volumes/starbox_ninjasb -oreconnect,volname=starbox_ninjasb
	else
		/usr/local/bin/sshfs ninjasb@XX.XX.XX.XX:/home/ninjasb /Volumes/starbox_ninjasb -oreconnect,volname=starbox_ninjasb
	fi
	sleep 1; /opt/local/bin/mpd # Wait 1 second for sshfs mount to settle, then start mpd
fi
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Old 29th July 2008
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Also try to use late flag in fstab entry.
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