From: kaukasoina3dore73js4@sci.fi   
      
   slash   wrote:   
   >slash@darkstar:~$ sshfs remotehost:/home/slash/ /mnt/remotehost/   
   ...   
   >slash@darkstar:~$ sudo cryptsetup -v luksOpen /mnt/remotehost/myvol.luks myvol   
   >Device /mnt/remotehost/myvol.luks does not exist or access denied.   
      
   By default, root can't access your fuse fs. You can add '-o allow_root' to   
   the sshfs command. To be able to add that as a regular user, you also need   
   'user_allow_other' in /etc/fuse.conf. See 'man mount.fuse'.   
      
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