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Hey I want to setup a reverse sshfs tunnel. I have a home server which sits behind some type of NAT which makes it impossible for a remote computer to sshfs the home file system. On the local computer I run the following command to establish a reverse ssh tunnel:
ssh -R 14443:localhost:22 remoteUser@remoteComp
From the remote computer I can successfully ssh to the home server:
ssh localUser@localhost -p 14443
However I can not mount home file system:
sshfs -p 14443 localUser@localhost:/home/localUser RemoteFolder/
as I receive the following error:
fuse: failed to open /dev/fuse: Permission denied
Ofcourse the remoteUser
has been added to the group fuse
. Any help appreciated :)
Yeah this is why KVM is so much nicer to work with. You can enable kernel modules as needed. – Navin – 2015-09-18T01:35:08.397