confusing behavior when sshfs mount enabled

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Jeremiah wrote 2 years ago
(address . bug-guix@gnu.org)
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If one adds the following to their guix configuration:

(file-system
(mount-point "/srv/share")
(device "username@server:/mountpoint/")
(type "fuse.sshfs")
;; sshfs can't be set to #t or you'll get a weird error and no explaination
;; So that is a lovely bug in guix
(mount? #f)
(options "noauto,users,allow_other,IdentityFile=/root/.ssh/credential"))

and changes mount? to #t guix reconfigure will fail with a hard to
understand debug trace.

So either guix needs to make a meaningful error message or fix why it
currently doesn't allow sshfs filesystems to automount on boot

-Jeremiah
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