You should be able to double click the downloaded packages to run
mkdir -p ~/sshfs/home
sshfs USERNAME@tscc-login1.sdsc.edu:/home/USERNAME ~/sshfs/home -o follow_symlinks
USERNAME
with your TSCC login name.tscc-login1
with tscc-login2
if you prefer.-o follow_symlinks
will… follow symlinks within your mounted directoryAttach this command to something shorter so you don’t have to remember the full command. Add this to your
~/.bash_profile
For example, if my TSCC username is brianyee01
and my local mount directory is /Users/brianyee/sshfs/home
,
I could add the following line to my ~/.bash_profile
or ~/.bashrc file
so I can mount simply by typing sshfs_home
:
alias sshfs_home="sshfs brianyee01@tscc-login1.sdsc.edu:/home/brianyee01 /Users/brianyee/sshfs/home -o follow_symlinks"
“refresh” your bash profile/bashrc file to see changes:
source ~/.bash_profile
Navigate to the directory you created earlier, and you should be able to see your TSCC files!