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Not compatible with OS X Sierra #52
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Yeah, it won't REALLY even run on Mavericks. It doesn't let you add servers and has an exception when it starts. But the last commit was in 2010, so I think it might be abandoned. |
Please use ElDeveloper's fork. I'm having the same issues but at least this build has been worked on recently. https://github.com/ElDeveloper/macfusion2 |
+1 when trying on 10.12 (macOS Sierra)
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Hey guys, ElDeveloper has almost got this problem taken care of. Take a look here https://github.com/ElDeveloper/macfusion2/issues/11 |
@goose121: |
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The patched build mentioned above runs for me, but only after also updating to the latest version of "FUSE for macOS". Prior to that it crashed instantly on start. |
I LOVE MacFusion! I use it for previewing cryo-EM images and other data on our university cluster. It would sure be great to be able to use it again on Sierra. Could someone point me to where I can download the latest built app? |
As mentioned before in this issue there is a pre release on a different fork: |
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I've solved the following error: "Could not mount filesystem: Mount path could not be created." by changing the mount path under "Mount" -> "Macfusion" -> "Mount Point" to "/Users/myuser/Desktop/myHost" -> it worked. OS: 10.12.1 and "Macfusion Sierra Pre-release 3" |
So sorry to bother you-all. I did as you said, but now get a different error, “Could not mount filesystem: Mount process terminated unexpectedly.” In a finder window I see a folder with my host’s name appear and then in a fraction of a second disappear again, before the error message appears. Fred On Oct 27, 2016, at 8:50 AM, Perdacher Martin <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]> wrote: I've solved the following error: "Could not mount filesystem: Mount path could not be created." by changing the mount path under "Mount" -> "Macfusion" -> "Mount Point" to "/Users/myuser/Desktop/myHost" -> it worked. — |
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hi, I am totally new at this, so excuse me if i'm asking something silly. |
I have about 20 server configurations and only some of them gives me the "Could not mount filesystem: Mount path could not be created." error message. When I manipulate those problem servers' Mount Point setting to a read/write-able location such as @daslicht : Have you tried updating to the latest version of Fuse? I'm currently still running 2.6.4... I'm hesitant to upgrade just in case it breaks! |
@daslicht see https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse/wiki/SSHFS#macfusion After replacing sshfs-static mounting should works. Note that path in cd need to be replaced with actual /Applications/Macfusion\ 2.app/Contents/PlugIns/sshfs.mfplugin/Contents/Resources |
Still doesn't work, I have this now :
When I try to mount something, it just shows mounted and unmount right away. If I remove the mount pint I still get :
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Have problem on 10.12.1 when I tried to mount a SFTP drive. |
MacFusion worked for me on all versions of OSX until 10.11 |
Still not working here on Sierra |
Here's the way I got it working. Pay attention because you might have to try these steps MULTIPLE TIMES, as the mount point gets deleted if you have invalid credentials, or if the planets are not aligned, etc.
The |
@ethanx94 The log shows:
Any idea what else to try ? |
That's too bad. :-( Can you verify standard terminal SSH commands work? It seems like maybe a server security issue. Maybe too short of a timeout or the server is expecting key-based auth only.
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yeh standard work great, I am trying this right now: https://codingweb.io/mount-point-xyz-osxfuse-volume But now I get an authetification error |
Mounting with |
I've noticed if your login credentials are wrong it seems to delete itself for me. I have no clue why though. If I had to speculate, it could be trying to overwrite the As far as your situation, that's really strange. If it helps I'm running Sierra 10.12.1, with FUSE for macOS 3.5.4.
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Thats interesting:
can't open /dev/tty: Device not configured |
I have created a OS X Command which lets you mound remote volumes with a double click: |
Thank @ethanx94, your method worked for me. The |
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Now getting, on a different machine:
Any idea of how this could be solved? Scouring the internet did not give me a solution (including trying |
Mac OS Sierra 10.12.2 (16C68), Macfusion Sierra Pre-release 3 EncFS plugin is not work (( When push the button "Mount", displaying error: Decryption failed: wrong password sudo dmesg: |
@lebigot with Sierra 10.12.3 I was able to successfully mount a volume with sshfs after linking with the ...but then would get permanent hanging (until unmounting). But just now I was able to successfully mount and access my remote, after I realized I had overlooked this note on the macfusion2 repo readme, about the compatibility layer in osxfuse being required:
For me the key was installing the compatibility layer :P (I have osxfuse 3.5.5) |
Thanks @ximm: enabling the compatibility layer worked for me too! After all these years I naively thought that all basic features had been updated. :) |
can't run on Sierra 10.12.15
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I'm still getting "Could not mount filesystem: Remote host has disconnected." after follows the steps in this thread. Any workarounds? |
I had to try #52 (comment) multiple times, and reboot between, before it would work. |
I had the same problem – "Could not mount filesystem: Remote host has disconnected.". After reading all posts here, I tried to connect using mac terminal and it's failed because password was incorrect. After restoring access to the server and convinced that my new password correct (in terminal), I was able to mount the volume using macfusion. |
In my organization, we were recently asked to add a HostKeyAlgorithm to ssh ( Adding this to sshfs ( |
Does anyone have a working pre-compiled binary? |
Yes, I'm looking for a compiled App, too. I tried the releases here https://github.com/ElDeveloper/macfusion2/releases but could only find the sourcecode. I would so appreciate if you guys would merge ElDeveloper's work here and release a new binary! |
Macfusion will not run on OS X Sierra stating it is incompatible with this version of OS X.
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