Ubuntu
sshfs-fuse package

  1. Bug #137514
  2. Comment #5

Comment 5 for bug 137514

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nirk (ola-brunborg) wrote :

I've got the exact same problem as the one originally described,

and I'm convinced it's got nothing to do with the connection stability (i.e. wireless).
The cable's been in all time, and now every shell or program that tries to access the mount freezes and doesn't come back.
Killing the sshfs-process with the signal SIGKILL (9) evidently "fixes" the problem. You can't umount the mount unless you do this first.

And I've got no clue on how to approach this problem, even though I'm rather experienced with computers.