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Transport endpoint is not connected  #164

@ericweinberg

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@ericweinberg

Occasionally I get the following error after ssh'ing into one of my machines.

Error: failure to mount: Statting mount point: stat /home/myDirectory: transport endpoint is not connected

Looking around, I can recover by forcing an unmount via

sudo umount -l myDirectory

Setup

in my bashrc file, I'm checking for the existence of the .initialized file in my mounted directory. If it exists, I skip mounting, otherwise, I mount and then use the disown command to keep fusera alive after the terminal is closed per the instructions in the wiki.

Fusera version 1.0

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