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Montar un directorio remoto vía SSH con SSHFS (advance users)

En Linux, en sus distintas distribuciones, para montar un directorio remoto por una tubería segura usando SSH, podemos usar SSHFS (Secure Shield File System).

Para aclarar la terminología a usar:

(#) es la línea de comandos que identifica al usuario root en Linux. Todo lo 
que venga luego de numeral será el comando en cuestión.

($) es la línea de comando que identifica a un usuario normal del sistema.

(IP) IP del host que tiene el directorio remoto.

(/home/usuario/directorio_remoto/) Directorio remoto.

(/home/usuario/directorio_local/) Directorio local, donde se montará el 
directorio remoto.

([puerto]) Puerto del host remoto, por donde se conectarán vía SSH.

En particular en Debian o derivados, como Ubuntu, Canaima, etc., primero 
hay que instalar los paquetes necesarios. Como root, tecleamos el siguiente comando:

# aptitude install ssh shhfs
 Luego desde un editor de texto editamos el archivo /etc/fstab:

# nano /etc/fstab
 Y agregamos la siguiente siguiente línea al final del archivo:

sshfs#usuario@IP:/home/usuario/directorio_remoto/ /home/usuario/directorio_local/ fuse port=[puerto],defaults,noauto,idmap=user,users 0 0

Lo siguiente sería hacer mount al directorio local donde queremos montar el 
directorio remoto. Salimos de root y tecleamos:

$ mount /home/usuario/directorio_local

Si al final le dice que no tiene permisos para montar el usuario, ejecuten el 
siguiente comando para agregar un usuario al grupo FUSE. Como root teclean lo siguiente:

# adduser -g fuse usuario

Si llegaron al punto de agregar el usuario al grupo FUSE, deben ahora
reinicien el sistema. Sino, ya han terminado.

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