I'm using afuse to mount some remote directories via sshfs. This works well, but I'm interested in exploring some options like -o kernel_cache and -o large_read.Afuse works by specifying a mount_template, in this case a string which contains an sshfs invocation. Now, obviously, sshfs options like -o reconnect or -o transform_symlinks go in that template, and afuse options like -o timeout=300 go on the afuse command line.But what about fuse options which can apply to both? Should these go:in the sshfs invocation template?directly to the afuse command?or, both?Will using the options twice result in (for example) unnecessary double-buffering, or is it necessary for it to be in both places to be meaningful? (For example, large reads might need to be enabled in both places or else they're broken up.)
afuse with sshfs: where do fuse tuning options go?
sshfs;fuse