On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, D. D. Brierton wrote: > I am running sshd, and I believe that Mac OS X comes with sshd running > by default. I've seen screenshots of people's GNOME desktop showing > mounted network drives with an "SSH" emblem -- is there some GNOME-VFS > uri scheme for opening a remote folder over ssh, like: > > ssh://user@xxxxxxxxxxx ? Not sure about the gui part - but you can mount remote filesystem via shfs/ssh ( a command line thing) - and then do the graphical browsing locally. On FC2: 1. install kernel-module-shfs (available at http://atrpms.net/dist/fc2/shfs/) 2. load the module modprobe shfs 3. mount the remote filesystem via ssh mkdir remote-fs shfsmount user@mac:/home/path remote-fs 4. unmount remote-fs after done using it. shfsumount remote-fs Satish
