You can also just create an entry in fstab to preserve the mount after reboot, right?
fstab
Good question! I haven't tried it, but because sshfs is a FUSE-based filesystem, I think that should work as well.
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You can also just create an entry in
fstabto preserve the mount after reboot, right?Good question! I haven't tried it, but because sshfs is a FUSE-based filesystem, I think that should work as well.