Bill Zissimopoulos

A couple of issues here: - I do not believe that `net use` supports mounting on directories. You must use a (new) drive letter to mount. - If you use...

Please see the README: https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win#advanced-usage

In general when launching SSHFS-Win using `net use` only the account that launched the file system gets proper access rights. Other accounts may or may not get proper rights depending...

I believe this may be related to this problem billziss-gh/winfsp#362. A fix for this problem is already in the development branch and should appear in the next WinFsp release.

Can you please give me an example of a symlink that does not work? Can you show me what it looks like on the SSH server side (I am particularly...

> I guess a bigger question would be how to actually pass extra arguments to sshfs via net use. I do not think `sshfs-win.c` supports passing extra arguments to the...

> My question was more "can you think of a sane way to pass arguments", not "how can I do this in the current release". Cramming yet more things into...

@samej71 sorry for the very late response. I have just returned from vacation and my responses should be more timely. What is the exact problem you are experiencing? If it...

In order to build SSHFS-Win you will need: - A Cygwin build environment (including gcc, autoconf, etc) - The [packages](https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs/blob/a9a1cc004675f35df34c68f3e134c2194311943f/configure.ac#L47) required by SSHFS. The `fuse` package is satisfied by installing...

BTW, there have been a couple of symlink fixes in the latest build of [WinFsp 2018.1 B3](https://github.com/billziss-gh/winfsp/releases/tag/v1.3B3).