From: Scott W. <sw...@do...> - 2006-02-10 17:36:19
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I can't seem to clobber files with mv(1) / rename(2) over an sshfs mount. $ mkdir test $ sshfs user@host: test $ cd test $ touch foo $ touch bar $ mv foo bar mv: cannot move `foo' to `bar': Operation not permitted $ rm bar $ mv foo bar $ Note that this also breaks commits in RCS and CVS. Both utilities clobber as part of their normal operation. sshfs-fuse 1.4 fuse 2.5.1 linux 2.6.15 |
From: Miklos S. <mi...@sz...> - 2006-02-16 10:18:21
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> I can't seem to clobber files with mv(1) / rename(2) over an sshfs mount. > > $ mkdir test > $ sshfs user@host: test > $ cd test > $ touch foo > $ touch bar > $ mv foo bar > mv: cannot move `foo' to `bar': Operation not permitted > $ rm bar > $ mv foo bar Try '-oworkaround=rename' I'm reluctant to make this the default, because while the resulting rename seems to work fine, it looses the atomicity of the operation. Miklos |