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Well I create a dir as user, sshfsmount, group and user are "users" and "user" respectively.

sudo gainroot

now i'm root and i run the command:

sshfs user@remotehost:./ sshfsmount/ -o uid=29999 -o gid=29999

and it mounts. If I ls sshfsmount it shows user and group as "user" and "users" respectively. I can see the files in it, and even cat them. So that should be fine right? Well I open up filemanager and browse to documents and sshfsmount is there, listed as a greyed-out file not a folder, and when I click it it pops error saying "unable to open" .

I'd like to be able to access my files through file manager etc. Then perhaps canola could even access the files... that would be sweet...

btw i'm on 770.

thanks in advance
 

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