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Terminal hangs on trying to access a mounted folder
Terminal and Finder hang on trying to access a mounted remote drive via sshfs.
macOS Sierra sshfs 2.8 osxfuse 3.5.0 Fuse library 2.9.7
Please update FUSE to version 3.5.3 and test again. 3.5.0 contains a bug that can cause hangs.
Works perfect now, thank you. I've installed sshfs and osxfuse using brew. So, I guess the installation formula is outdated.
So, it seems that this issue is back with 3.7.1
SSHFS version 2.5 (OSXFUSE SSHFS 2.5.0) OSXFUSE 3.7.1 FUSE library version: 2.9.7 fuse: no mount point
As far as I know SSHFS 2.5 will not work with Sierra or newer builds if trying to mount under /Volumes. SSHFS will try to create the mount point, and Sierra and newer will not let anyone except root create directories under /Volumes.
There is a working around floating around that will tell the underlying fuse driver to create the mount point, but you need a version of SSHFS that supports the mode.
I'm not mounting under /Volumes. It works for me (mounting in my home folder) but I can't cd into it from the terminal, it freezes when I try that. Can still use Finder to explore it and everything else though.
I'm guessing I'll have to build the latest version of sshfs to try this?
The one over here works on mac? https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs
Thanks
Same issue here. Mounting works in the finder but I can't cd into the folder from the terminal. I've tried to install a newer release of sshfs but could not build with Mason (error: Fuse3 missing).
macOS High Sierra sshfs 2.5.0 osxfuse 3.7.1
This is my version from here ... https://github.com/mischievous/sshfs. ... I have issues with building it correctly so there are two extra libraries you need which are included in the zip file.
sshfs needs to go into /usr/local/bin, and the two libraries into /usr/local/lib. Give this one a try and see if it works.
Experiencing the same issue with Fuse 3.7.1 and SSHFS 2.5.0 - has anyone successfully gotten it to work?
In my case, switching my ohmyzsh shell theme back to the default fixed the issue. I suspect some themes introduce extra git behaviours which run fine locally but take ages to run on large mounted SSH drives.
Same here: $ sshfs --version SSHFS version 2.10 OSXFUSE 3.5.0 FUSE library version: 2.9.7 all installed via Homebrew.
Mac OS: 10.12
"cd" into the directory -> hangs "ls -l" in the directory where the mountpoint is (my $HOME) -> hangs "Remote Disc" virtual folder in the Finder -> no thing there interestingly a "du -h" works and shows the mounted sshfs volume, too.
So stat()might hang but statfs()still seems to work. Very strange.
sshfs cannot be killed, except with kill -9. But the hanging processes still don't wakeup after killing sshfs. And even after killing sshfs any attept to stat() the former sshfs mountpoint hangs the calling process. So a reboot is required.
That is very annoying!!
In my case, switching my ohmyzsh shell theme back to the default fixed the issue. I suspect some themes introduce extra git behaviours which run fine locally but take ages to run on large mounted SSH drives.
Same thing here. Kinda annoying tho having to be switching back and forth to the original theme. Any quick solution other than this?
Same issue here: hanging terminal after a disconnection until reconnected, even with -o reconnect configured and various combinations of ServerAliveInterval and ServerAliveCountMax values.
Was also having this problem with sshfs 2.10_2 (the version homebrew has) and OSXFuse 3.11.2.
Changed my install source to the macfuse website (gives sshfs 2.5) and the problem is seemingly gone.
On MacOS Catalina 10.15.7, curious if this is actually the same bug recurring in some way or something unrelated.
I had the same problem and I found the reason for it:
In my case I was calling zsh; exit in my .bashrc (because the server was using bash by default). This caused my sshfs to freeze!
For me the issue was somehow resolved by installing not the newest but older version of the osxFUSE package. Current newest version is 4.4.1 and I installed 4.1.2 (because this guy installed it in a video long time ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxUF0rXOV5E (I wasn't looking for any logic about this other than my OS isn't the newest one)). I didn't know which older version to try so I tried that one.
I don't know if it's the same bug but it was hanging the terminal that executed the sshfs command as well as other terminals that were trying to access the directory.
My OS version: 11.6.8 20G730
