pattern fuse.sshfs is not in /proc/mounts

[chyyran]

EasySSHFS isn't mounting properly on 7.1 Nougat with phh's Superuser.

I get the following error in the log:

Pattern user@hostname:/ /data/media/0/mnt fuse.sshfs is not in /proc/mounts

[masavini]

same issue here on cyanogenmod 10.1.3 (based on android 4.2.2).

[ggiesen]

Same issue with a GR8 Stream running Android 4.4 and an Nvidia Shield Pro running Android 7.1

[batzkass]

I wrote a ... tiny fix for this I think (see pull request #4). For me, the problem was the presence of a special character in the ssh password that was interpreted by the android shell.

[ggiesen]

Are you able to tell us which character it was so we can confirm if it was potentially the same cause?

[batzkass]

Giving you my special character will not help you, as any character that is interpreted by android shell will make the mount to fail.
I am not an expert of the android shell, but a list of special (=interpreted) characters of the linux bash (which is close to the android one) can be found here.

[adrianharabula]

I get the same fuse.sshfs error with passwordless logins too. Cannot make it work on galaxy S2 with cyanogenmod 12.1.

[batzkass]

EasySSHFS is a kind of GUI and manager that uses fuse/SSHFS to connect to remote hosts. To verify that the mount through the fuse/SSHFS binary was successful, easySSHFS checks that the corresponding line was written in /proc/mounts. As a consequence, any kind of fuse/SSHFS error will give the same "pattern fuse.sshfs is not in /proc/mounts" error.

For your specific case, I would like to add that the presence of a special character in any mount field (login, mount points, adress ...) will also result in the error.

Finally, the use of an external log app like "logcat" would likely give us some more informations.

[staticflash]

For special characters try putting a back slash in front of the special characters to escape them. Works perfectly!

[faheem]

I am having issues mounting on Oreo on shamu...
it mounts fine as long as i mount in in /data/media/0/mount but i cannot seem to access that folder through any app.
mounting on /mnt/sdcard/mount or /sdcard/mount causes an instant reboot and bootloops twice.
Any suggestions?

[RevenantX]

@faheem i am have similar issue. Can view mounted folder only using "root" mode in FX explorer

[faheem]

Did you disable mount namespace separation In SuperSu? That fixed it for me.

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[RevenantX]

@faheem yes. But i have different root (Magisk).

[faheem]

Sorry, did not try with magisk. Good luck.

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[aaferrari]

A few weeks ago the same thing happened to me, but I solved it by deactivating a SuperSU option as explained here.
If this fix is valid for all other users with the same problem, then maybe EasySSHFS could display a warning like the following if that SuperSU option is enabled:
It is known that the option "Mount namespace separation" of SuperSU can affect the normal function of the application. In case of problems it is recommended to disable that option before running EasySSHFS.

@faheem wrote:
it mounts fine as long as i mount in in /data/media/0/mount but i cannot seem to access that folder through any app.

Something similar happened to me when I manually mounted with the sshfs binary from a console (the files could only be accessed from the console but not from Android apps).

[adeweever91]

@RevenantX were you ever able to get magisk to work with sshfs? Im having the same problem as you while also using magisk.