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| - | ==== using sshfs ==== | + | ==== sshfs ==== |
| - | You can use //fuse// (the userspace filesystem driver) to mount any remote filesystem which you have ssh access to. You can use this to access files from non-Physics systems. For example: | + | You can use //fuse// (the userspace filesystem driver) to mount any remote filesystem which you have ssh access to. Although this is not a high-performance solution, you can use this to access files from non-Physics |
| mkdir ~/mnt #create a place to put it, can be called anything you want. | mkdir ~/mnt #create a place to put it, can be called anything you want. | ||