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Linux-based private cloud setup serving macOS clients; iCloud-like experience [on hold]
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowLooking for a recommendation on measuring a high availability app that is using a CDNWhat network file sharing protocol has the best performance and reliability?Preventing ‘ghost’ AFP mount pointsWhy do I get “Operation not permitted” when trying to mount a volume using sshfs and MacFUSE?Mounting fuse sshfs fails when invoked by Cron on FreeBSD 9.0What is the potential for a FUSE mount to destabilize a Linux server?Samba share not working for osx users, but fine for windows users?Mount a SFTP remote filesystem that doesn't give shell accessSSHFS mount with sudo - how to restrict privileges?Automatically change remote user with sshfsHow to allow a Django application running on Apache to access a remote directory mounted with sshfs
Does anyone know how iCloud is setup, and whether it is possible to replicate this on a macOS client with a private server?
Assuming one has a Linux-based server with SSH/SFTP access (and can configure other services for access on that server), is there a seamless and user-friendly way to provide an iCloud-like experience on macOS with a Linux backend?
I've tired OS X Fuse/SSHFS on Mac clients, and while that mostly just works fine, the issue is the user-friendly part. What I'm looking for something that once setup, can be accessed (read: connect to server, grab directory listing, etc). from Finder by simply clicking on a folder/shortcut in the sidebar.
I've also tried various "cloud mount" apps that will mount SFTP shares as network volumes. This is better, but still does not live up to that "iCloud-like" experience.
linux mac-osx cloud sshfs
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Does anyone know how iCloud is setup, and whether it is possible to replicate this on a macOS client with a private server?
Assuming one has a Linux-based server with SSH/SFTP access (and can configure other services for access on that server), is there a seamless and user-friendly way to provide an iCloud-like experience on macOS with a Linux backend?
I've tired OS X Fuse/SSHFS on Mac clients, and while that mostly just works fine, the issue is the user-friendly part. What I'm looking for something that once setup, can be accessed (read: connect to server, grab directory listing, etc). from Finder by simply clicking on a folder/shortcut in the sidebar.
I've also tried various "cloud mount" apps that will mount SFTP shares as network volumes. This is better, but still does not live up to that "iCloud-like" experience.
linux mac-osx cloud sshfs
asked yesterday
user3814483user3814483
1417
put on hold as off-topic by Sven♦ yesterday
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Requests for product, service, or learning material recommendations are off-topic because they attract low quality, opinionated and spam answers, and the answers become obsolete quickly. Instead, describe the business problem you are working on, the research you have done, and the steps taken so far to solve it." – Sven
@Sven it's not a request for a product, service or learning material. It is a an implementation question. Perhaps an app can accomplish this, or perhaps a combination of shell scripts, services other than SSH/SFTP are required. In the end, it is a technical question and other questions which are far more "off topic" have been previously posted and answered on this site. Here's one, by way of example: serverfault.com/questions/119186/…
– user3814483
yesterday
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Does anyone know how iCloud is setup, and whether it is possible to replicate this on a macOS client with a private server?
Assuming one has a Linux-based server with SSH/SFTP access (and can configure other services for access on that server), is there a seamless and user-friendly way to provide an iCloud-like experience on macOS with a Linux backend?
I've tired OS X Fuse/SSHFS on Mac clients, and while that mostly just works fine, the issue is the user-friendly part. What I'm looking for something that once setup, can be accessed (read: connect to server, grab directory listing, etc). from Finder by simply clicking on a folder/shortcut in the sidebar.
I've also tried various "cloud mount" apps that will mount SFTP shares as network volumes. This is better, but still does not live up to that "iCloud-like" experience.
linux mac-osx cloud sshfs
asked yesterday
user3814483user3814483
1417
Does anyone know how iCloud is setup, and whether it is possible to replicate this on a macOS client with a private server?
Assuming one has a Linux-based server with SSH/SFTP access (and can configure other services for access on that server), is there a seamless and user-friendly way to provide an iCloud-like experience on macOS with a Linux backend?
I've tired OS X Fuse/SSHFS on Mac clients, and while that mostly just works fine, the issue is the user-friendly part. What I'm looking for something that once setup, can be accessed (read: connect to server, grab directory listing, etc). from Finder by simply clicking on a folder/shortcut in the sidebar.
I've also tried various "cloud mount" apps that will mount SFTP shares as network volumes. This is better, but still does not live up to that "iCloud-like" experience.
linux mac-osx cloud sshfs
linux mac-osx cloud sshfs
asked yesterday
user3814483user3814483
1417
asked yesterday
user3814483user3814483
1417
asked yesterday
user3814483user3814483
1417
asked yesterday
user3814483user3814483
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asked yesterday
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1417
1417
put on hold as off-topic by Sven♦ yesterday
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Requests for product, service, or learning material recommendations are off-topic because they attract low quality, opinionated and spam answers, and the answers become obsolete quickly. Instead, describe the business problem you are working on, the research you have done, and the steps taken so far to solve it." – Sven
put on hold as off-topic by Sven♦ yesterday
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Requests for product, service, or learning material recommendations are off-topic because they attract low quality, opinionated and spam answers, and the answers become obsolete quickly. Instead, describe the business problem you are working on, the research you have done, and the steps taken so far to solve it." – Sven
@Sven it's not a request for a product, service or learning material. It is a an implementation question. Perhaps an app can accomplish this, or perhaps a combination of shell scripts, services other than SSH/SFTP are required. In the end, it is a technical question and other questions which are far more "off topic" have been previously posted and answered on this site. Here's one, by way of example: serverfault.com/questions/119186/…
– user3814483
yesterday
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@Sven it's not a request for a product, service or learning material. It is a an implementation question. Perhaps an app can accomplish this, or perhaps a combination of shell scripts, services other than SSH/SFTP are required. In the end, it is a technical question and other questions which are far more "off topic" have been previously posted and answered on this site. Here's one, by way of example: serverfault.com/questions/119186/…
– user3814483
yesterday
@Sven it's not a request for a product, service or learning material. It is a an implementation question. Perhaps an app can accomplish this, or perhaps a combination of shell scripts, services other than SSH/SFTP are required. In the end, it is a technical question and other questions which are far more "off topic" have been previously posted and answered on this site. Here's one, by way of example: serverfault.com/questions/119186/…
– user3814483
yesterday
@Sven it's not a request for a product, service or learning material. It is a an implementation question. Perhaps an app can accomplish this, or perhaps a combination of shell scripts, services other than SSH/SFTP are required. In the end, it is a technical question and other questions which are far more "off topic" have been previously posted and answered on this site. Here's one, by way of example: serverfault.com/questions/119186/…
– user3814483
yesterday
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@Sven it's not a request for a product, service or learning material. It is a an implementation question. Perhaps an app can accomplish this, or perhaps a combination of shell scripts, services other than SSH/SFTP are required. In the end, it is a technical question and other questions which are far more "off topic" have been previously posted and answered on this site. Here's one, by way of example: serverfault.com/questions/119186/…
– user3814483
yesterday