Mounting An Iso File System; Available Fuse Plug-Ins - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 11 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

2 Create a directory, where you want to access the remote computer. A good idea
is to use ~/mounts/HOST. Replace HOST with the name of your remote
computer.
3 Mount the remote file system:
sshfs USER:HOST ~/mounts/HOST
Replace USER and HOST with your respective values.
4 Enter your password for the remote computer.

13.4 Mounting an ISO File System

To look into an ISO image, you can mount it with the fuseiso package:
1 Install the package fuseiso.
2 Create the directory ~/mounts/iso.
3 Mount the ISO image:
fuseiso ISO_IMAGE ~/mounts/iso
You can only read content from the ISO image, but you can not write back.

13.5 Available FUSE Plug-ins

FUSE is dependent on plug-ins. The following table lists common plug-ins.
Table 13.1 Available FUSE Plug-ins
fuseiso
ntfs-3g
sshfs
mounts CD-ROM images with ISO9660 file systems in
them
mount NTFS volumes (with read and write support)
file system client based on SSH file transfer protocol
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