The solution to having a dynamic /nfs dir proved to be extremely simple: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/584475/2972
I am wondering if I can do the same for sshfs.
Let us assume that I can run:
sshfs remote.server: /sshfs/remote.server
without entering passphase (I use ssh-agent).
Is it possible for me to make an sshfs.autofs config that will run this no matter what remote.server I enter?
So that no matter the remote.server this would work:
cd /sshfs/remote.server/dir-on-remote.server
as long as the manual sshfs remote.server: /sshfs/remote.server would work.
The only answers I have been able to find lists the exact servers to use. So if I want to use those solutions, I need to know the servers in advance.
I can see the use of that, but I would (just like with nfs) prefer a config, where I do not have the know the servers in advance, and which will use the login config from ~/.ssh/config - just like sshfs does when run manually.
I will be using this from my personal computer, so it is not a big risk if other users on my personal computer can see the password or can access the files as me.
