Title: Why mapping sftp disc returns fuse: invalid argument
Tags: linux;debian;sshfs
Question: Why mapping sftp disc returns this error? Am I doing it wrong?

```$ sshfs user@host:/ /home/absolut/Pulpit/sftp fuse umask=0,defaults,noauto,user,allow_other 0 0
user@host's password: 
fuse: invalid argument `fuse'
```



Here is another answer: Usage of ```sshfs``` (and other FUSE tools) differs from what one usually writes to ```/etc/fstab```. See man page of sshfs for details.

Command like this should work for you:

```sshfs user@host:/ /home/absolut/Pulpit/sftp
```


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