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I recently needed to mount remotely located directory via ssh to store some backups.
Actually it appeared to be very easy, here is how I achived the goal.

debian:~# sshfs remote-server-name.com:/remote/server/directory /local/directory/to_mount_in Now you will have your directory from the remote ssh server /remote/server/directory mounted to /local/directory/to_mount_to

Later on after finishing the use of the directory to unmount the directory use the command:

debian:~# fusermount -u /local/directory/to_mount_to

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