Bash script for reading arguments for sshfs from an ssh-esque config file

it makes it possible to run sshmount hostname to mount a remote directory on a local directory using the sshfs program

• the script depends on both sshfs and fusermount being installed on the system
• sshmount -u host will unmount the Localdirectory using fusermount
• sshmount host will mount the remote directory from a host on a local directory
• the host, local diretory and remote directory are specified in the fsconfig file
• fsconfig in this repo is contains examples for writing a the needed config file for this script
• this can be used in combination with a ssh config file
• pass through sshfs flags such as -F, -f, -s, -C, -p, -o, -d, -1, -V and -h to sshfs
• pass through ssh flags with -S example sshmount -S "-o ClearAllForwardings=no -L 3306:127.0.0.1:3306"
• allow ssh tunneling by with -w example: sshmount -w host
• allow ssh tunneling by specifying "PortForwarding yes" in fsconfig
• allow localforward, remoteforward, dynamicforward, and forwardagent rules to be added in fsconfig
• allow use of forward rules defined in ~/.ssh/config for a specific host
• list mounted directories with sshmount -l
• remount a mounted directory with sshmount -r host

Install

• Download the files below

• open a terminal
• run unzip Downloads/sshmount.zip -d sshmount
• run sshmount/sshmount setup
• ???
• profit