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--- login:sshfs-win:start [2020/03/16 15:00] – created paulg
+++ login:sshfs-win:start [2021/12/01 10:33] (current) – namtran
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-====== SSHFS - Windows ======
+====== Mapping network drive via SSH for Windows ======
+===== SSHFS Windows =====
-Mapping network drive via SSHFS for Windows
 === Requirements: ===
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   * Download and install the latest version of SSHFS For Windows
-    https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win
+    https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win/releases/latest
-=== Basic Usage ===
+==== Basic Usage ====
 Once you have installed WinFsp and SSHFS-Win you can map a network drive to a directory on an SSH host using Windows Explorer.
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 In order to unmap the drive, right-click on the drive icon in Windows Explorer and select Disconnect.
-=== More Examples - command line  ===
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   * The ''sshfs.r'' prefix maps to ''HOST:/PATH'' on the SSHFS host (i.e. relative to the ''HOST'''s root directory).
+=== More Examples ===
   * Mapping www from indigo use \\sshfs\REMUSER@indigo.eecs.yorku.ca\www
   * Mapping share from indigo use \\sshfs.r\REMUSER@indigo.eecs.yorku.ca\eecs\dept\share
+  * Mapping www from indigo - command line
+  C:\Users\Administrator>net use w: \\sshfs\REMUSER@indigo.eecs.yorku.ca\www
+  The password is invalid for \\sshfs\REMUSER@indigo.eecs.yorku.ca\www.
+  Enter the user name for 'sshfs': REMUSER
+  Enter the password for sshfs:
+  The command completed successfully.
+  * Mapping share from indigo - command line
+  C:\Users\Administrator>net use w: \\sshfs.r\REMUSER@indigo.eecs.yorku.ca\eecs\dept\share
+  The password is invalid for \\sshfs.r\REMUSER@indigo.eecs.yorku.ca\eecs\dept\share.
+  Enter the user name for 'sshfs.r': REMUSER
+  Enter the password for sshfs.r:
+  The command completed successfully.
+=== Resolving permission issues when files/folders created using sshfs ===
+When a user uses sshfs and creates a file/folder on the server the default permission will be:
+<code>
+-rwx------ 1 namtran tech 0 Dec 18 10:37 test1.txt
+</code>
+This is okay for home directory but for shared files/foldres you want group to also have access, so you need to modify the registry to change the umask:
+<code>
+[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\WinFsp\Services\sshfs.r]
+CommandLine value:
+svc %1 %2 %U -o create_dir_umask=007 -o create_file_umask=117
+</code>
+Now when you create a file/folder, the permissions will be:
+<code>
+-rw-rw----  1 namtran tech     0 Dec 18 10:36 test2.txt
+</code>