Empty sshfs-folders after vagrant resume

[hashkool]

Currently, when I do vagrant suspend and vagrant resume the sshfs-mountpoints are reportedly mounted, but the files from those mounts are not available. The only way I can work with vagrant-sshfs right now is to vagrant halt and vagrant up a machine.

Example snippet from my Vagrant-file

control.vm.provision :shell, path: "provision.sh"
control.vm.synced_folder ".", "/vagrant", 
                        type: "sshfs",
                        sshfs_opts_append: "-o allow_other"

[dustymabe]

hey @hashkool, thanks for the report. I don't use vagrant suspend and vagrant resume so I haven't hit this issue before. I'm not sure if this "should" work or not, it will take some thought.

In the mean time after you resume you should be able to vagrant sshfs --unmount and then vagrant sshfs --mount without having to halt/up.

[hashkool]

Thanks for your swift reply. I expect it is a "should" , since the vanilla virtualbox folder share mount is preserved under suspend / resume. It was part of my workflow, but that workflow is broken with sshfs.

I would love if sshfs would work like the other file sharing mechanisms for virtualbox. In the mean time I will try your unmount / mount trick.

[dustymabe]

I would love if sshfs would work like the other file sharing mechanisms for virtualbox. In the mean time I will try your unmount / mount trick.

let me know if it works

[hashkool]

This results in some errors unfortunately:

$ vagrant sshfs --unmount
==> web: The folder /srv/http/xyz in the guest is not mounted.
==> control: Unmounting SSHFS shared folder...
==> control: Unmounting SSHFS shared folder mounted at /vagrant
Unmount the SSHFS mount failed.

The command and output are:

umount /vagrant

Stdout from the command:

Stderr from the command:

stdin: is not a tty
umount: /vagrant: not mounted

[dustymabe]

This results in some errors unfortunately:

That is actually not bad. It just means that you can skip the unmount. So just try vagrant sshfs --mount by itself.

[hashkool]

So just try vagrant sshfs --mount by itself.

Yes, that works, thanks!