Just...having troubles getting started

[drukepple]

So, I download MacFUSE, installed, restarted.

I downloaded Macfusion, installed, added an FTP server, and I'm
getting this:

Could not mount filesystem: Mount process has terminated unexpectedly

Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Most of the information about MacFuse/
ion seems to assume one is already an ubergeek, which, while I try to
be, I am not.

I can say for certain that the FTP settings entered into the "Edit"
window are correct; I quadruple checked them against my working FTP
client. I'm really not sure what to put into the "Macfusion" portion
of the Edit window...I tried the defaults, I tried specifying a Mount
Point within my home directory, I tried checking the two options...

Sorry, I feel like a total noob, but I thought filesystem-level access
to FTP would be pretty gnarly, so I gave this a go...and clearly I'm
in over my head.

I'm running 10.5.8 on a 8-core Mac Pro. I have Macfusion 2.0.3 and
MacFUSE 2.0.3.2 installed.

Any help would be appreciated.

[Anthony]

I too have the same error. I am on a macbook pro, OS 10.6.1; 2.26 GHz
Core 2 Duo, 2 GB DDR3, ... all that good stuff. I just set this up to
try to make my server mounting management simpler. I am getting the
error that claims I can't mount. I would love some help getting this
up. Or at least understanding why I have no success.

Thanks

[Khürt Williams]

I have the latest release of MacFUSE and MacFusion 2 on OS X 10.6 and
get the same error. I'm not a noob or ubergeek. So let me poke
around. I'm sure it's something as simple as "install this unstable
beta version and it should work .. most of the time".

[Graham Perrin]

Mac OS X 10.6.x is considerably different from 10.5.x.

An answer that's good for the original poster (using 10.5.8 with a
specific version of MacFUSE) may be no good for others (using 10.6.1
with an unspecified version of MacFUSE) (using 10.6 with an
unspecified version of MacFUSE).

[ch0sen0ne]

I am also on 10.5.8 and am having the same error as the original
poster.

Has anyone gotten a fix for this or know what might be the issue?

[sxm20]

I got the same error on MacFusion. So I decided to try out the command
line version. I realized that the command line version requires dir
option.
/sshfs-static-leopard [user@]host:[dir] mountpoint [options]

So, I added the same in the MacFusion and it WORKED!.

[I had already run this command: rm /Applications/Macfusion.app/
Contents/PlugIns/sshfs.mfplugin/Contents/Resources/sshnodelay.so ]

-Shailesh