Are OpenSSH certificates supported by sshfs? I have not been able to find any documentation regarding using them with sshfs. They are typically used alongside the private-key when loaded into ssh-agent, and allow instant access to any remote system which accepts public-keys signed by the same CA, making it much-more convenient (and secure, due to the ability to set expiry times and revoke certificates).
Whenever I attempt to mount an sshfs filesystem via /etc/fstab, the connection is reset due to a missing public-key, as if only public-key authentication is being used, rather than the certificates.
Are OpenSSH certificates supported by sshfs? I have not been able to find any documentation regarding using them with sshfs. They are typically used alongside the private-key when loaded into ssh-agent, and allow instant access to any remote system which accepts public-keys signed by the same CA, making it much-more convenient (and secure, due to the ability to set expiry times and revoke certificates).
Whenever I attempt to mount an sshfs filesystem via
/etc/fstab, the connection is reset due to a missing public-key, as if only public-key authentication is being used, rather than the certificates.