What is a better way to deal with server disconnects of sshfs mounts?

This command mounts the remote directory, allows other users to access it, enables compression, sets a keep-alive interval, and connects to a ...

With a regular ssh(1) client you can enable a periodic keep-alive that sends noop packets. This is usually enough for the firewall to keep its ...

I have just configured the client to go to sleep (suspend to ram) after 10 minutes at inactivity, sometimes when resuming from inactivity the sshfs still works ...

A keep-alive request is sent every 30 seconds. Map network drive or net use: Use the provided ServerAliveInterval.reg registry patch. Setting looser ...

Your ssh session will automatically log out if it is idle. To keep the connection active (alive) add this to ~/.ssh/config or to /etc/ssh/ ...

On Linux and Apple macOS operating systems, the ~/.ssh/config file enables you to specify many SSH settings, including those that keep alive an SSH connection.

SSH and sshfs timeout settings keepalive A big problem over ssh and especially sshfs is that your connection will often timeout and disconnect after ...

Is there a way to get SSHFS mounts surviving long lasting disconnections (> 5 min) or even a re-dialin with a different IP?

A quick workaround is to kill the responsible sshfs process, which will make any blocking operations on the mounted filesystem error out.

I mounted a remote filesystem using sshfs, seemingly out of nowhere the performance basically dropped to zero. Running rocky linux 8 on both servers.