Sshfs
From Support
sshfs is a unix-only (including Mac OSX) method of accessing your netsoc userspace. sshfs operates by connecting to a a machine via ssh (and hence works both internally and externally, securely) and gives the appearance of a locally mounted filesystem.
Linux
To install sshfs, you will need the Fuse kernel module and sshfs itself (The installation process will not be documented here).
Once Fuse and sshfs are installed, simply create the folder at which you wish to mount your userspace and make sure it is owned by the user who will be mounting (Note: To mount an sshfs share, you do not need to be root. In fact, for the sake of security it is advised you do not mount as root) and type:
sshfs user@spoon.netsoc.tcd.ie: /mnt/spoon/
For Spoon, where user is your username and
sshfs user@matrix.netsoc.tcd.ie: /mnt/matrix/
for your Matrix space. You can now cd to the mount point, browse and transfer files to and from the Netsoc machine.
Max OS X
Mac users should install first MacFuse and then MacFusion. Mac users do not need to install sshfs separately.
Running MacFusion will add an icon to the menu bar from which you can mount Spoon or Matrix by selecting Quick Mount -> SSH.
