win-sshfs
Mount a unix server location as a virtual Windows drive
- Free • Open Source
- Windows
What is win-sshfs?
win-sshfs is a SSH(SFTP) filesystem made using Dokan and SSH.NET library that allows you to mount remote computers via SFTP protocol like windows network drives. You may also need to acquire Dokan DLL from: https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany/releases
Discontinued
The project is currently on hiatus and probably will not have new releases till the end of the year.
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- LicensingOpen Source (BSD-3-Clause) and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 3.3
- Alternatives11 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
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- 130 Forks
- 105 Open Issues
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- sshfs
- ssh-manager
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Available projects for use as backbone or dependency services:Recent user activities on win-sshfs
- Downvoted a comment on win-sshfsGuI love sshfs for windows! I use it everyday. I found this post really useful for beginners: http://igikorn.com/sshfs-windows-8/
- Downvoted a comment on win-sshfsGuI love sshfs for windows! I use it everyday. I found this post really useful for beginners: http://igikorn.com/sshfs-windows-8/
- Downvoted a comment on win-sshfsGuI love sshfs for windows! I use it everyday. I found this post really useful for beginners: http://igikorn.com/sshfs-windows-8/
Notable bugs:
Other than that, this is an ideal application for working on remote file systems without using alternative buggly/ancient/freemium/poorly-integrated software.
If you need multiple connections; try, or use Linux (I like anything in the Debian and Gnome space like Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora)
I love sshfs for windows! I use it everyday. I found this post really useful for beginners: http://igikorn.com/sshfs-windows-8/
win-sshfs would be great if it automatically reconnected whenever the connection is lost. Instead it just sits there claiming that it is still connected, so 90% of the time that you try to open the drive, Windows says "shortcut is no longer valid do you want to delete it?" Grr.