SSHFS Command Mount remote directory (Debian CentOS)

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The project has an online machine that needs to be migrated to another 1.   There are several different directories that need SCP to another 1 go up   find using SSHFS to mount the directory in a single time   after local replication in umount so easy and convenient, Also omit each time the SCP needs to knock the password. Basic Environment severa=192.168.1.122 (6.0.10) debian severb=192.168.1.120 (6.6) CENTOS1, installation SSHFS (sshfs -  FILESYSTEM CLIENT BASED ON SSH) APT-GET -Y INSTALL SSHFS2, Mount format sshfs [[ Email protected]]host:[dir] mountpoint [options]3, mount the/opt/111 directory on the Severb machine to/mnt under Severa Echo   "Redhat" |sshfs -o nonempty,allow_other,password_stdin [email protected]:/opt/111  /mnt4, parameter description-o password_stdin read password from stdin  (only for  pam_mount!) -o nonempty allow mounts over non-empty file/dir-o allow_other allow  ACCESS TO OTHER USERS5, viewing Mount df -thfilesystem    type     Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on/dev/sda1      ext3     19g  2.1g   16g  12% /tmpfs         tmpfs    494m     0  494m    0% /lib/init/rwudev         tmpfs     490M  156K  490M   1% /devtmpfs         tmpfs    494m     0  494m    0% /dev/shm/dev/sda5     ext3     31g   179M   30G   1% /opt[email protected]:/opt/111         fuse.sshfs     26G  244M    25g   1% /mnt==========================centos=========================== CentOS Direct Yum installation (provided there is a Epel source) 1, query Yum list |grep sshfsfuse-sshfs.x86_64                           2.4-1.el6                       epel2, installation YUM -Y INSTALL FUSE-SSHFS

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SSHFS Command Mount remote directory (Debian CentOS)