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How to avoid using sudo when working in /var/www?

I am trying to use sshfs to mount an remote directory so that I can change the files like local. My problem is that i only can read the files.

what I've done:

  1. Added my local user michael to the fuse group

  2. Added my local user root to the fuse group

  3. Mounted the directory: sshfs -o idmap=user michael.t@server:/var/www/ www

I can read the files but not write.

I cant logon with root directly, so I have always to logon with my user and then make sudo su. Maybe thats the problem?

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    Michael, the problem you are encountering are remote, not local. If you can read a file using sshfs, but not write it, you are missing permissions on the remote side. See the linked duplicate question. – Lekensteyn Jan 28 '13 at 10:28
  • @Lekensteyn: that question is not a duplicate, it doesn't mention sshfs at all. Related questions aren't duplicates. – Flimm Jan 28 '13 at 14:48

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