sshfs makes mountpoint dissapear

[ecce]

I emerged sshfs-fuse and tried mounting a volume via sshfs, and it worked fine. After a reboot however it does not. When I mount the mountpoint dissapears (!??). This is the command I use:

[Havin_it]

This sounds like what happened to me. I mounted an sshfs volume as root, but when I navigated to it in Konq it had vanished. I'm guessing this is something to do with the "user-space" nature of the underlying fuse module: when I mounted the volume as my normal user, it was fine.

Note: you'll need to own/have write access to the mount-point for your user to mount it. You'll also need to 'modprobe fuse' as root as udev didn't create /dev/fuse for me (I'm about to make enquiries as to whether this can be rectified).

[JeliJami]

typo's can do that, you know

if the directory on the server does not exist, sshfs still pretends to be mounting something
in your directory listing, your mountpoint is gone, but bash-completion still works!

fusermount -u brings it back

is this a bug, or what