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Once that’s done, the remote filesystem is mounted as the directory “rsync” and I can copy and move files just like they’re local. | Once that’s done, the remote filesystem is mounted as the directory “rsync” and I can copy and move files just like they’re local. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 7 December 2008
sshfs user@host: /mnt/
Once that’s done, the remote filesystem is mounted as the directory “rsync” and I can copy and move files just like they’re local.