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I'm running KDE Neon 5.14.3 on my laptop (so basicallu Ubuntu 18.04 LTS) and have a lovely buffalo NAS with a crap version of Samba that's several years old. To access the NAS from the internet I go via a Raspberry Pi which mounts the NAS over NFS. Only the SSH port to the Pi is accessible from the outside world. So on the laptop I have NFS mounts in /etc/fstab and that works great, but I'm wondering if there's some sensible way I can make these mounts use SSHFS when I'm away from home as I really can't be hosed with VPNs for this purpose. I guess I can manually mount them into the same place but does there exist any tool that can automate this, so the /nfs/blah mounts on my laptop basically always work if there is internet.
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crabcakes dogg posted:Do you have an iPhone? You can use Shortcuts to have your phone connect via SSH and run a script. No, I have a laptop running Linux (KDE Neon). SSHFS runs really slow on the LAN, so I only really want to use it when traveling.
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