It could be a problem of the new version of FUSE.
For me this was definitely the case. User root, after curlftpfs successfully connected, could not access the mount point with write-rights. Read-access was possible. I have opened the bug-report on that matter:
Hi!
Is this project still alive? Are bugreports worth filing?
I can't get touch to change file dates over ftpfs, can anyone suggest alternatives?
Thanks!
It could be a problem of the new version of FUSE.
For me this was definitely the case. User root, after curlftpfs successfully connected, could not access the mount point with write-rights. Read-access was possible. I have opened the bug-report on that matter:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=509525
I hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Jurij
I can read and write, but it's not completely clear to me which user the command is actually being run from. It could be a problem with my server.
However, I managed to solve my actual problem in a different way.
Thank you for your answer.