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While trying to use the plug-in under Mac OS X 10.10.2, I kept getting "Permission denied" errors when creating or modifying files in the mounted directory. I fixed this issue by adding -o defer_permissions to line 18 of lib/vagrant-sshfs/builders/host.rb. I found the solution in this issue for OSXFuse.
This issue could also be fixed with the solution provided in pr #30.
Background
I am mounting a Centos 6.6 guest's Apache web root (in /srv/www) to a local folder. The web root is owned by the apache user and group, and there is an ACL configured to give the vagrant user full rwx permission.
I had to install OSXFuse and it's SSHFS plug-in to get this working because I was getting an error saying that the sshfs binary could not be found. The plug-in's README file mentions a requirement for SSHFS being installed on the guest, but not the host which was confusing at first.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
JosephLeedy
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Add -o defer_permissions option
Add defer_permissions option
Feb 13, 2015
While trying to use the plug-in under Mac OS X 10.10.2, I kept getting "Permission denied" errors when creating or modifying files in the mounted directory. I fixed this issue by adding
-o defer_permissions
to line 18 of lib/vagrant-sshfs/builders/host.rb. I found the solution in this issue for OSXFuse.This issue could also be fixed with the solution provided in pr #30.
Background
I am mounting a Centos 6.6 guest's Apache web root (in
/srv/www
) to a local folder. The web root is owned by theapache
user and group, and there is an ACL configured to give thevagrant
user full rwx permission.I had to install OSXFuse and it's SSHFS plug-in to get this working because I was getting an error saying that the sshfs binary could not be found. The plug-in's
README
file mentions a requirement for SSHFS being installed on the guest, but not the host which was confusing at first.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: