hello folks!

we recently upgraded our servers from RHEL 5.3 to 5.4.  unfortunately,
since then we've noticed the following issue involving MacFUSE:

some volumes mounted via MacFUSE SSHFS are no longer readable or
writable from the MacOS client after being mounted.  this is because
the
uid and gid are no longer being translated appropriately:

lirael:~ shuff$ ls -l /Volumes/
total 16
drwxr-xr-x@ 1 shuff  shuff 16384 Sep 10 13:42 HMDC Home
drwxr-s--x  1 2663   1025   4096 Feb 25  2008 HMDC www.hmdc Site
lrwxr-xr-x  1 root   admin     1 Aug 26 09:00 Macintosh HD -> /

in the listing pasted above, "HMDC Home" is a MacFUSE SSHFS mountpoint
created via Macfusion that does not display this issue; as you can
see,
when it was created, the uid and gid were translated appropriately.

"HMMDC www.hmdc Site" is another MacFUSE SSHFS mountpoint created via
Macfusion which does display this issue.  the uid and gid should be
translated to "shuff:shuff", but they are not; "2663:1025" are the uid
and gid assigned to the destination folder on the server side, and
since
no such uid and gid exist on the MacOS client, the SSHFS volume is
unreadable.

we observed this issue both with the current stable release of SSHFS
(2.0.3.2) and with the 2.1.5 beta.

our testing so far indicates that the issue occurs only when the
username on the client side is NOT the same as the username of the
directory owner on the server side; when i mount a remote directory
owned by username "shuff" (even though the uid is different between
client and server), uid and gid are mapped appropriately.

i'd be happy to provide any additional information i can that might
help
resolve this issue; this issue makes MacFUSE significantly less useful
to our user community than it had been previously.

thanks,
Steve Huff
Harvard-MIT Data Center

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