SSHFS-Win is a minimal port of SSHFS to Windows. Under the hood it uses Cygwin for the POSIX environment and WinFsp for the FUSE functionality.
- Install the latest version of WinFsp.
- Install the latest version of SSHFS-Win. Choose the x64 or x86 installer according to your computer's architecture.
Once you have installed WinFsp and SSHFS-Win you can start an SSHFS session to a remote computer using the following syntax:
\\sshfs\[locuser=]user@host[!port][\path]
For example, you can map a network drive to billz@linux-host by using the syntax:
\\sshfs\billz@linux-host
As a more complicated example, you can map a network drive to billz@linux-host at port 9999, but give access rights to the local user billziss by using the syntax:
\\sshfs\billziss=billz@linux-host!9999
It is also possible to map the remote root directory by starting the path
with a double backslash as in the following example:
\\sshfs\billz@linux-host\\home\billz
You can also mount the remote's root /
directory using the following format:
\\sshfs\user@host\..\..
You can use the Windows Explorer "Map Network Drive" functionality or you can use the net use
command from the command line.
SiriKali is a GUI front end for SSHFS-Win (and other file systems). Instructions on setting up SiriKali for SSHFS-Win can be found at this link. Please report problems with SiriKali in its issues page.
This is a very simple project:
sshfs
is a submodule pointing to the original SSHFS project.sshfs-win.c
is a simple wrapper around the sshfs program that is used to implement the "Map Network Drive" functionality.sshfs-win.wxs
is a the Wix file that describes the SSHFS-Win installer.patches
is a directory with a couple of simple patches over SSHFS.Makefile
drives the overall process of building SSHFS-Win and packaging it into an MSI.
SSHFS-Win uses the same license as SSHFS, which is GPLv2+. It interfaces with WinFsp which is GPLv3 with a FLOSS exception.
It also packages the following components:
- Cygwin: LGPLv3
- GLib2: LGPLv2
- SSH: "all components are under a BSD licence, or a licence more free than that"