Historically the view has been if you want NFS-like filesystem over SSH
write a dedicated subsystem. The OpenSSH project stopped following the
sftp spec when it tried to "be-everyting-to-everyone" protocol instead
of a clean and simple ftp/scp replacement. As filesystem sharing
protocols have oddies between platforms that add a lot of complexity and
are unsuited for the original sftp purpose.
I suspect this view point still hasn't changed since I officially left
the project.
- Ben
Hans Petter Jansson wrote on 5/23/23 3:28 PM:
On Wed, 2023-05-10 at 10:36 +0200, Antonio Larrosa wrote:
What do you think of this plan? Does it sound like something that
could be accepted? Of course, if anyone can think of a better way to
implement this, I'd also be glad to read it.
And just for completion, if this gets a "go ahead", I'll also work on
making sshfs support this.
I'd love to hear a maintainer's point of view here.
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