Bill Zissimopoulos

Just to clarify. This is in WSL1 and not WSL2. Correct?

Actually I am just realizing that FUSE file systems do not get WSL1 support yet, because I never completed the required work for FUSE. Only WinFsp native file systems (e.g....

HPN-SSH looks very interesting. Have you tried the `-o ssh_command=...` option to sshfs from the command line?

Symlinks work on SSHFS-Win but there are a couple of issues. What is the exact value of the symlink on the SSHFS server? Try running a command such as `ls...

SSHFS-Win does not support absolute symbolic links by default. This is because an absolute symbolic link can be used to point outside the mounted file system. You can start `sshfs.exe`...

It is likely `sshfs.exe` cannot find your `ssh.exe` in the path. Run the commands: ``` >cd C:\Program Files\SSHFS-Win\bin >PATH=C:\Program Files\SSHFS-Win\bin >sshfs -o follow_symlinks ... ```

Are you also using the options `-o uid=-1,gid=-1`? Off the top of my head this should look something like: ``` sshfs.exe -o uid=-1,gid=-1,follow_symlinks USER@SERVER: ``` There may be additional options...

@herrbischoff I ended up not using xgo as much as I would have liked (the xgo support is now only for macOS, Linux and Windows). For the BSD's I have...

@darthShadow I have not had the chance to look into FUSE3 support for cgofuse. Has the adoption of FUSE3 on Linux distros reached the point where it makes this support...

It looks like we may have to update cgofuse to support FUSE3 on Linux. Ideally this should be done in a manner transparent to users of this package and it...