** Description changed:
- Using Ubuntu 8.10 upgraded in my pc and use sshfs to connect it to a
+ Using Ubuntu 8.04 upgraded in my pc and use sshfs to connect it to a
folder in the server. I want it to connect at startup so I wrote a line
in /etc/fstab:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/pathserver/ /pathpc fuse
uid=1100,gid=1010,umask=0,allow_other 0 0
Then I went to sessions -> startup programs and wrote:
sshfs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/pathserver/ /pathpc
So, at startup session, a popup window appears asking for the password and
automatically mounts the folder.
Everything works but, if I try to connect to two diferent folders (so, two
lines in /etc/fstab and in startup programs), then I get this warning message:
Could not grab keyboard. A malicious client may be eavesdropping on
your session.
¿Can the problem be that it tries to mount the second folder before
finishing the first operation? ¿Is there a way to avoid this message?
¿Is it a real security problem for my computer?
Thanks in advance
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two sshfs connections
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239694
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