#SSH Mount Mounts a directory with remote directories and files from an SSH connection ultilizando sshfs, and opens a terminal in connection with standard ssh.

##Requirements

• Python 3
• Apt-get
• Debian directory architecture

##Install

$ git clone https://github.com/PhilippeAssis/sshmount.git
$ cd sshmount
$ sudo chmod +x install
$ ./install

or

$ git clone https://github.com/PhilippeAssis/sshmount.git && cd sshmount && sudo chmod +x install && ./install

##Usage

Starting an SSH connection to the transmission terminal

$ sshmount <user>@<server> <serverDirectory> -p <password> -t

"-t" starts an ssh connection on the terminal

Starting a simple connection

$ sshmount <server> <user>

or

$ sshmount <user>@<server>

##Options -h, --help Show this help message and exit --clientPath=CLIENTPATH Local mount directory -r REMOTEIP, --remoteIp=REMOTEIP IP or remote server url -l REMOTEUSER, --remoteUser=REMOTEUSER Remote Server User -P REMOTEPATH, --remotePath=REMOTEPATH Remote directory to be transmitted -p PASSWORD, --pass=PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD Password to access the remote server --exit, --stop Unmount and terminate transmission -t, --terminal Start ssh connection terminalDismount and terminate transmission

##Help Use -h for instructions

$ sshmount -h