Jan Hendrik Mangold wrote:
For encrypted NFS, the clean thing to do is configure
IPSec between two hosts, not tunnel over SSH.
Tunneling NFS over SSH would be a kludge in this
case.
Plus, IPSec covers all TCP/IP traffic, not just NFS,
so that's an added bonus.
true, but how do you do that betw
The port of fuse is actively being worked on. And rudimentary capabilities have
been ported. However, I don't think enough of it is ported to be truely useful
as yet, but it's getting close. I would check out the discuss-fuse forum to see
what the current status is. FUSE would make a lot of thin
On 19/04/07, UNIX admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to get sshfs compiled for solaris, but I
> can't get it to work. Has anybody had any success
> doing this? Does it even work since it relies on
> FUSE? I would prefer to use NFS via ssh, but my
> server does not support NFSv4 (Mac O
> For encrypted NFS, the clean thing to do is configure
> IPSec between two hosts, not tunnel over SSH.
> Tunneling NFS over SSH would be a kludge in this
> case.
>
> Plus, IPSec covers all TCP/IP traffic, not just NFS,
> so that's an added bonus.
true, but how do you do that between a Mac and a
> I am trying to get sshfs compiled for solaris, but I
> can't get it to work. Has anybody had any success
> doing this? Does it even work since it relies on
> FUSE? I would prefer to use NFS via ssh, but my
> server does not support NFSv4 (Mac OS X).
I guess the question to start with is, is ther
