Mapping an sFTP connection to a Windows drive/folder?

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• darkimmortal Member

  December 2020

  rclone mount

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• chip Member

  December 2020

  Mountainduck? ... its a one off payment and its per user I asked the guy what was meant by "per user" as I had a 2 laptops one for work and one for home but exclusively used by me .. he said that was fine and was 1 user
• yoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

  December 2020

  I'm using SFTP Drive v2. Free for non-commercial use. You can open one folder at a time.

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• OsirisBlack Member

  December 2020

  @darkimmortal said:
  rclone mount

  This/

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• sandanista Member

  December 2020 edited December 2020

  Air Live Drive
  https://www.airlivedrive.com/en/

  Lifetime pro licence $25. Great deal and works better than Netdrive and Expandrive. Well, it does for me.

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• TimboJones Member

  December 2020

  Resilio might also work in your use case.

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• blackhiden Member

  December 2020

  @darkimmortal said:
  rclone mount

  +1

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• DavidAtInfraveoCloud Member, Host Rep

  December 2020

  If you're looking for Open-Source solution, you may try: Swish-sFTP
• angstrom Moderator

  December 2020

  @zwdfiqhuttoxulqzir said:
  If you're looking for Open-Source solution, you may try: Swish-sFTP

  That is alpha-status software, last updated in June 2013, so no, not a good choice at the end of 2020.

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• DavidAtInfraveoCloud Member, Host Rep

  December 2020

  @angstrom said:

  @zwdfiqhuttoxulqzir said:
  If you're looking for Open-Source solution, you may try: Swish-sFTP

  That is alpha-status software, last updated in June 2013, so no, not a good choice at the end of 2020.

  Yes, that's true but I've been using this with no issues on not-so-important old servers.
• angstrom Moderator

  December 2020

  @zwdfiqhuttoxulqzir said:

  @angstrom said:

  @zwdfiqhuttoxulqzir said:
  If you're looking for Open-Source solution, you may try: Swish-sFTP

  That is alpha-status software, last updated in June 2013, so no, not a good choice at the end of 2020.

  Yes, that's true but I've been using this with no issues on not-so-important old servers.

  Still not a good recommendation at the end of 2020 without significant reservations
• Andrews Member

  December 2020

  not exactly sftp, but maybe will do the job:
  https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win
• trycatchthis Member

  December 2020 edited December 2020

  SSH FS

  On Linux Server

  # linux server
  if [ -x "$(command -v apt)" ]; then
    sudo apt -y install sshfs
  fi
  
  if [ -x "$(command -v yum)" ]; then
    #sudo yum --enablerepo=PowerTools -y install fuse-sshfs
    sudo yum -y install fuse-sshfs
  fi
  username=sshfs
  password='insertpwhere'
  useradd -m $username
  echo -e "$password\n$password" | passwd $username
  

  On Windows Client [explorer or power shell]

  # windows client
  # download and install
  # WinFsp and SSHFS-Win
  # https://github.com/billziss-gh/sshfs-win
  net use X: \\sshfs\[email protected]
  # to delete
  # net use X: /delete
  
• Barnesanger Barred

  December 2020

  Why not use rclone?
• trycatchthis Member

  December 2020

  @Barnesanger said:
  Why not use rclone?

  After playing with rclone, I would say the sshfs and samba still have a role to play. With sshfs after you mount the drive it appears as a drive letter for easy drag and drop. Same with samba, though I have found sshfs to be faster than samba.

  rclone seems to require more work and sysadmin knowledge but is more powerful.
• user123 Member

  December 2020

  The free version of RaiDrive also lets you mount SFTP as a network drive (and much more) with a nice GUI.