SSHFS-Win 2.7.17334

SSHFS-Win is a minimal port of SSHFS to Windows. Under the hood it uses Cygwin for the POSIX environment and WinFsp for the FUSE functionality.

How to use

Once you have installed WinFsp and SSHFS-Win you can start an SSHFS session to a remote computer using the following syntax:

\\sshfs\[locuser=]user@host[!port][\path]

For example, you can map a network drive to billz@linux-host by using the syntax:

\\sshfs\billz@linux-host

As a more complicated example, you can map a network drive to billz@linux-host at port 9999, but give access rights to the local user billziss by using the syntax:

\\sshfs\billziss=billz@linux-host!9999

It is also possible to map the remote root directory by starting the path with a double backslash as in the following example:

\\sshfs\billz@linux-host\\home\billz

You can also mount the remote's root / directory using the following format:

\\sshfs\user@host\..\..

You can use the Windows Explorer "Map Network Drive" functionality or you can use the net use command from the command line.

GUI front end

SiriKali is a GUI front end for SSHFS-Win (and other file systems). Please report problems with SiriKali in its issues page.