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Can't modify files on remote server #379
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Same problem, home setting. I have Windows 10 and Windows 11, with sshfs-win installed on both machines. They can read and copy files from remote servers but cannot create, modify or delete files there, even if the remote server is localhost (the server is the same machine as the client). |
I have the same problem, have you guys fixed the problem? |
No. I ended up changing tacks and using RClone instead.
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Same problem (but using SSHFS-win Manager GUI instead of "net use") |
The issue occurs with several folks in my organization (including @Chaitanya1Q) so might have something to do with our domain setup.
I am using the syntax
The
net use
command finishes successfully, and I can read files from the remote server. However, I cannot write files through the mapped drive.I am running Windows 10 Enterprise version 22H2. Using SSHFS-Win-Manager has the same result.
Similar in many ways to #149 , #168, #105, and others. Can you offer any advice for debugging or gathering debug data that may help?
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