Connect to a campus Linux computer, such as guardian.it.mtu.edu, using a Secure shell (SSH) through a terminal. You will need to connect to the VPN, if off-campus, using a minimally-managed device, or a personal device.
Navigate to the /local directory to find available Multidrive shares. This example uses: /local/my_web_files. cd /local/
cd /local/
Enter the command to list the available Multidrive shares: ls You should get an output similar to: classes my_web_files Note: If the Multidrive share does not appear when using the ls command, change to the directory with the correct share name using the cd command, then wait for it to appear. This example uses the cd command to access the Multidrive share "my_web_files." cd /local/my_web_files
ls
classes my_web_files
cd /local/my_web_files
Enter the command to list the files in the Multidrive share. ls my_web_files/$USER Note: $USER is an environment variable that holds the local username. If it differs from your Michigan Tech account name, you will need to use that instead.
ls my_web_files/$USER
Enter the command to mount the Multidrive share: sshfs -C $USER@guardian.it.mtu.edu:/local/my_web_files/$USER ./local-directory-for-share Note: $USER is an environment variable that holds the local username. If it differs from your Michigan Tech account name, you will need to use that instead.
sshfs -C $USER@guardian.it.mtu.edu:/local/my_web_files/$USER ./local-directory-for-share
To unmount the Multidrive share, use the following command: umount ./local-directory-for-share
umount ./local-directory-for-share