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You can use the `gio mount` command to mount a given remote. It will appear as a folder in `/run/user/$UID/gvfs`. As an example, my phone has some systemd serv
by chriswarbo 3y ago
You can use the `gio mount` command to mount a given remote. It will appear as a folder in `/run/user/$UID/gvfs`.
As an example, my phone has some systemd services which run `gio mount` for an SMB share and an SFTP share, when I'm connected to my home WiFi. I've got symlinks in my home folder to their associated gvfs directories, which become dangling when I'm not at home.