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Description of problem: After latest update of a previously working sshfs mount stops working. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): fuse-sshfs-2.3-1.fc15 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Update to latest 2. sshfs mount previously working mount 3. Actual results: No error is reported. The mount command lists the mount. However attempts to access the mounted directory gets: cannot access ...: Input/output error ls -l on the mount point shows: d????????? ? ? ? ? ? _directory_ Expected results: With previous version and after downgrade the mount is successful, the directory is accessible. Additional info: Authentication is by public_key. Server is running Fedora 14, client Fedora 15. Username, uid and gid on server and client are different.
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