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Answer by Jeter-work for how to sshfs login as sudo user
Root does not have permissions to the mountpoint. Choose one outside your profile. The best place per Filesystem Hierarchy Standard would be a mount point under /mnt.
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how to sshfs login as sudo user
I need to mount an external shared resource using sshfs. I have setup SSH authentication between my PC and the server using a local user (non-root) and it works like a charm using the following...
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