SSHFS - Mounting at Startup
Hi all,
I use SSHFS to share files, and between my Desktop (upstairs) and my 'Media' computer downstairs it'd be quite handy to have the Desktop mount the Media's share folder at start-up. The SSH key is 'encrypted' (although the pass phrase is remembered so unlocked when I log in). Due to this, I figure that /etc/fstab won't work because the key needs to be unlocked before it mounts? I added my alias line to the start up Code:
sshfs -o idmap=user $USER@media:/media /media/media I've tried searching the forums, as I cannot be the only person who wants to do this, but I can't find any threads I can really understand. |
Simple solution to this, within the startup applications list, I swapped
[code]sshfs -o idmap=user $USER@media:/media /media/media[code] for Code:
sshfs -o idmap=user insertusernamehere@media:/media /media/media |
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