I mounted a folder on a remote machine using sshfs, but didn't specify -o allow_other flag thus can't access the mounted directory.When I try to mount over with -o allow_other option sshfs gives me this error:mount: according to mtab, xxx is already mounted on yyyTo allow mounting over existing mount points I specified -o nonempty - but with no luck - got the same error as above.When I try to unmount the mount point:fusermount -u mountpoint I get the error:entry for yyy not found in /etc/mtabSo, what do I do to unmount the incorrectly mounted point?
sshfs - can't unmount the point
filesystems;mount;sshfs;unmounting
If the filesystem is already mounted and you need to change the mount options, you must remount the filesystem. You can either umount then mount or you can use the remount option to mount. Here is an example:mount -t sshfs -o remount,allow_other foo:/bar /some/path