David Cowan

Yes. At least, he should have - mounting without a remote path appears to mount at the root of the remoteusers home folder.

I'm not clear on the format of that command... I may be doing it wrong. I opened a windows command prompt, navigated to V:\ (the root mapping to which the...

Ah, that works. O:SYG:SYD:P(A;;0x1f019f;;;SY)(A;;0x12018f;;;SY)(A;;FR;;;WD) (perm=18:18:0664)

OK, something different now. I disconnected the drive (net use v: /delete) and flushed the credentials from the Windows Credentials Manager. I reconnected without the local domain/user information. I was...

So, this is interesting... I think it may be something to do with the way the system is locked down by the domain admins -- or something related to user...

OK, more info. I tried this same mapping from my personal machine at home to the Ubuntu host, and all works well. The fsp-tool correctly reports my local user GUID....

Just tried this on my corporate laptop, and it's exactly the same. I got a little further with using sshfs directly... I was missing some options. `sshfs [email protected]: v: -o...

More info... I created a Windows VM behind the corporate network (same network/firewall rules) - but not joined to the domain (and therefore not beholden to the group policies of...

@billziss-gh If you can help me set up a dev environment, I'm happy to debug into it and see if we can sort this out.

Thanks Bill. Sorry for the delay. Now that I have a little time to get back to this -- I'm almost there, but when I try to run make, it's...