#68 sshfs mount problem

[Pete Holmes]

Command:
lufsmount sshfs://user@host /mountdir

Appears to mount OK, but then:

#ls
ls: .:reading directory .: Connection reset by peer
#ls
ls: .:stale NFS file handle
#ls
Actually get a listing on 3rd attempt, but cannot cd,
or access any files. Repeated ls attempts only work on
every 3rd try, with failures giving one the the errors
above.

Other filesystems work fine.

System is Mandrake 9.2, kernel = 2.4.21-0.13mdk.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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i get the exact same behavior in gentoo running kernel
2.6.0-gentoo-r1 and lufs-0.9.7

[John-Mark Newton]

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Hi,
I've got the same problems with 2.6.3 and lufs-0.9.7 and the
latest code from CVS. log output looks like:

Feb 28 20:31:01 jmn-laptop sshd[5454]: Accepted password for
jmn from 127.0.0.1 port 32843 ssh2
Feb 28 20:31:01 jmn-laptop sshd[5456]: subsystem request for
sftp
Feb 28 20:32:01 jmn-laptop (lu_execute) - error executing
command!

I've tried a remote system and got the same problem.

[harlequin11]

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It's nowhere near ideal, but I've been getting around this
problem by limiting the channels to 1. Slow as a wet week,
but at least it works...

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I have the exact same issue with kernel 2.6.3-7mdksecure and
lufs-0.9.7

[harlequin11]

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You should try to use your public key instead of simply
entering your use password.

SSH will allow the use of multiple channels if you're
connected by secure key, otherwise it's only allowing you to
use the one channel and you get these kind of parity errors.