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I have an sshfs FUSE filesystem mounted in ~/mountpoint
. I tried umount mountpoint
and diskutil unmount mountpoint
(on a Mac here) and both failed. I used sshfs -o IdentityFile=<key> user@hostname:/home/<user> ~/mountpoint
; none of that required sudo.
Why, then, do unmount it do I need sudo privilges?
1yes, but I have no command
fusermount
installed; I believe it is linux-specific. But thanks - I didn't know umount was sudo-only – kalaracey – 2012-05-13T07:52:24.793