Tunneling

[Astlaan]

Is it possible to mount to a remote ssh host, while tunneling through a jump host?

[Astlaan]

Any update on this?

[billziss-gh]

This is not a scenario that SSHFS-Win supports directly. However the included sshfs.exe program can be run under Cygwin and supports most functionality found in Linux sshfs. So I find it likely that it should be possible, but I do not have a set of instructions for you to follow.

[burgerga]

Just create a LocalForward using a different ssh client, then you can just point sshfs to localhost[!PORT] to connect over your LocalForward.

[Astlaan]

Just create a LocalForward using a different ssh client, then you can just point sshfs to localhost[!PORT] to connect over your LocalForward.

This could work yes, thanks!
In the end, Syncthing worked for my purposes and I ended up using that one instead.

[pyhedgehog]

It runs pure cygwin ssh from openssh package. You can setup host in your ~/.ssh/config and use that name with sshfs.

[vonopr]

Editing ~/.ssh/config is not sufficient. The problem is that using either ProxyCommand or ProxyJump forces sshfs.exe to use some kind of sh.exe which is by default missing on the Windows' Path.

I have installed SSHFS into C:\software\SSHFS-Win directory. I tried to mount my home directory on remote server dest accessing it through an intemediate machine intermidiate.

C:\software\SSHFS-Win\bin\sshfs-win cmd -v user1@dest:.  R: -o ProxyJump=user2@intermidiate:1022  -o ssh_command="C:/software/SSHFS-Win/bin/ssh.exe"

The result was:

/bin/sh: No such file or directory
banner exchange: Connection to UNKNOWN port 65535: Broken pipe
read: Connection reset by peer

I downloaded win-bash and placed its sh.exe into my C:\software\SSHFS-Win\bin\sshfs-win\bin. And that helped. Thanks to @sevmonster and his #152 (comment).

[Maithy15]

Is there any new update on this??