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[Adam McDaniel <adam@xxxxxxxxx>]

Glad to hear its working now.

I suppose another way to solve your problem is to add your own userid into the fuse group.
"sudo gpasswd -a <user> fuse" and then logout/login.

At least this wasn't a bug :P

** Changed in: ubuntu-eee
       Status: Incomplete => Invalid

** bug changed to question:
   https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu-eee/+question/44375

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fuse not enabled in kernel?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/266883
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Status in Ubuntu Eee: Invalid

Bug description:
I was trying to mount remote storage with SSHFS, and it doesn't work in the way that I am used to with ubuntu and ubuntu-eee 8.04.

with 8.04, from a fresh install, I could just install the sshfs package and then run this command:

sshfs user@remotehost:/remote/directory /local/directory

with ubuntu-eee 8.04.1, I get permissions errors like this:
fusermount: mount failed: Operation not permitted

I know this sounds like an sshfs problem or a fuse problem, but I have been though all the threads I could find, and it seems like a unique problem that doesn't actually have to do with permissions. 

I saw mention in one of the fuse package descriptions that it requires a fuse-enabled kernel, so I thought I would mention it in case the eee-kernel guys might have an idea.

thanks