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Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 16:26:07 +0100
From: Thomas Foerster <puckwork@madz.net>
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Hi folks,

i came across the idea to mount a remote filesystem via SSH[1|2].

I've seen a free program for Windows that implements parts of what i'm
thinking of.

Does someone know about a kernel module/patch to implement a "sshfs" ?
(to be used with mount)

What i want to do is to mount my webserver (external ip) from an internal
system (internal ip).

Thanks,
  Thomas

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