I am having issues mounting SSHFS, both computers have the other root's key copied, and have no issues logging in to the other machine without a password. As well both the following commands work flawlessly mount -t fuse.sshfs root@192.168.X.X:/root /mnt sshfs -o rw root@192.168.X.X:/root /mnt it appears as though the issue might be with 'spawn_mount' passing -n or something else. Again, the keys are copied, no issues logging in or manually assigning the mounts, just with autofs, it doesn't work. I have tried many different kinds of auto.sshfs configurations, and after reading the log, I believe as long as the generic mount is phrased properly, it should work. But I have done it all the rest of the ways (w/ sshfs\#USER ... ) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: lookup_mount: lookup(file): /srv/sshfs/root -> -fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other root@localhost:/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: parse_mount: parse(sun): expanded entry: -fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other root@localhost:/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: parse_mount: parse(sun): gathered options: fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: parse_mount: parse(sun): dequote("root@localhost:/root") -> root@localhost:/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: parse_mount: parse(sun): core of entry: options=fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other, loc=root@localhost:/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: sun_mount: parse(sun): mounting root /srv/sshfs/root, mountpoint /srv/sshfs/root, what root@localhost:/root, fstype fuse.sshfs, options allow_other Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: do_mount: root@localhost:/root /srv/sshfs/root type fuse.sshfs options allow_other using module generic Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: mount_mount: mount(generic): calling mkdir_path /srv/sshfs/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: mount(generic): calling mount -t fuse.sshfs -o allow_other root@localhost:/root /srv/sshfs/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: spawn_mount: mtab link detected, passing -n to mount Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: >> fuse: unknown option(s): `-n' Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: mount(generic): failed to mount root@localhost:/root (type fuse.sshfs) on /srv/sshfs/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: dev_ioctl_send_fail: token = 157 Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: failed to mount /srv/sshfs/root Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: handle_packet: type = 5 Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: handle_packet_missing_direct: token 158, name /srv/sshfs/root, request pid 29143 Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: dev_ioctl_send_fail: token = 158 A --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /- /etc/autofs/auto.sshfs --ghost --timeout=60 #/- /etc/autofs/auto.ftp +auto.master ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- /srv/sshfs/root -fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other root@localhost:/root
of note, I have also set GID,UID to 0 as well as passing the key file from the /root/.ssh/...
Also, I run an encrypted ZFS root.
I created a ZFS and EXT4 version of ubuntu, and threw and autofs mount on them, and both worked flawlessly, Both SUN formatted autofs entries parsed just the same and mounted the remote just fine. On UBUNTU there is no mention of the -n flag not being recognized aswell, do_mount goes to mount_mount to mount_generic to token = 3 , to mounted. Both Gentoo and Ubuntu are running 5.1.8 of autofs. On both distros, sshfs by itself and mount.sshfs works just fine, it's only autofs and only autofs on Gentoo is throwing the unrecognized flag -n. --- UPDATE Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: parse_mount: parse(sun): expanded entry: --fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other root@localhost:/root Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: parse_mount: parse(sun): gathered options: -fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: parse_mount: parse(sun): dequote("root@localhost:/root") -> root@localhost:/root Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: parse_mount: parse(sun): core of entry: options=-fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other, loc=root@localhost:/root Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: sun_mount: parse(sun): mounting root /srv/sshfs/root, mountpoint /srv/sshfs/root, what root@localhost:/root, fstype nfs, options -fstype= fuse.sshfs,allow_other Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: mount(nfs): root=/srv/sshfs/root name=/srv/sshfs/root what=root@localhost:/root, fstype=nfs, options=-fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: mount(nfs): nfs options="-fstype=fuse.sshfs,allow_other", nobind=0, nosymlink=0, ro=0 Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: add_host_addrs: hostname lookup for root@localhost failed: Name or service not known Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: mount(nfs): no hosts available Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: dev_ioctl_send_fail: token = 164 Aug 5 15:13:52 localhost automount[2497]: failed to mount /srv/sshfs/root
* UBUNTU 22.04-LTS I will try to get the source from the Ubuntu package and build in place to see if there is a change in behavior.
Just tried to run the ubuntu binaries on Gentoo and no dice, there seems to be a incompatibility issue with fuse. I suspect the issue is with FUSE or FUSE-COMMON as it is : Aug 3 23:12:50 localhost automount[27996]: >> fuse: unknown option(s): `-n' I noticed that the same version requirements for Gentoo are not the same for Ubuntu as Ubuntu is running 2.9 of autofs w/ newer versions of fuse, but on Gentoo it's required to have a later version of autofs. The afformented unknown option is not logged in the debug output of the ubuntu 22.04LTS's.
* running 2.9 of FUSE w/ newer versions of FUSE-COMMON, autofs is the same version on both distros. Sorry for the confusion.
Just updated sys-fuse-2.9.9-r2 and the problem has resolved itslef. Case closed.
Updated to 2.9.9-r2 from 2.9.9-r1
sys-fs/fuse. Thank you for the fix.
