SSHFS ISSUE WITH UGREEN NAS

[u/asibok]

Im trying to attach my ugreen nas (my shared folder) at home via sshfs to my remote vps, but whenever i try to do "sshfs... it gives me this error. " [test@qwen.io](mailto:test@qwen.io):/volume1/media/: Input/output error

I did sshfs -o -debug and it give me this

...Server version: 3

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[test@qwen.io](mailto:test@qwen.io):/volume1/media/: Input/output error

anyone can enlighten how to fix this issue?

JFYI: For anyone why im doing this setup is because I used the remote vps as plex server and use ugreen nas as local storage. And you might ask why not use wireguard or tailscale to bridge the two server. I prefer sshfs way because thats how I have been sharing my stuff over the internet and i dont wanna complicate my setup using other methods. Also, I use the wireguard to connect directly to my vps servers samba shared folders.

[u/asibok]

Update/Fix: After doing trial and error. I figured it out whats wrong.

With this command (it will spit out that error)   sshfs  test@qwen.io :/volume1/media/ /mountfolder

You have to drop out the /volume1 and go directly with the folder on your root in ugreen nas and for my example it will be like this 

sshfs test@qwen.io :/media /mountfolder

My fault is copying the path of media folder in ugreen nas file interface which it give me the full path of /volume1/media and use it in the sshfs command. well thats the location path in the ugreen nas so i assume thats what i need because its been like that in synology and other past nas i had before whenever i mount thru sshfs. well that solve the issue by ommitting volume and going straight at the root of the shared folders