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| - | **SSHFS to home directory**\\ | + | **SSHFS to home directory |
| - | You can mount your home directory onto a Linux desktop using SSHFS, so that it appears as a local folder. | + | On a Linux desktop, you can mount your home directory onto a Linux desktop using SSHFS, so that it appears as a local folder. |
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| + | Firstly, the SSHFS package must be installed: **sudo apt install sshfs** | ||
| If you just want to do this once, mount it from stafflogin; you use the command | If you just want to do this once, mount it from stafflogin; you use the command | ||
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| + | **SSHFS on Windows** | ||
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| + | If you have WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) on a Windows Desktop, the above instructions for SSHFS can be used. It is not possible, however, to use pam_mount to automatically mount it when the Linux session is started up. | ||
