Take the 2-minute tour ×  Using SSHFS to mount remote file
systems in the user space, I have the problem that all instances
of Nautilus use to freeze, if one of the mounted hosts is
unreachable. That problem occurs with Nautilus 2.X and 3.X and I
cant find any solution until today. This problem makes SSHFS
almost unusable, at least using an unstable WLAN or something
like it. Is this a Nautilus bug? Can anyone confirm this
problem, is there a solution?  share|improve this question add
comment  1 Answer  This is Bug 657208 in GNOME Bugzilla.   Also
there is a possible workaround found in SSHFS FAQ:  sshfs hangs
after a while  Mounting works fine, I can use the files in
Mountpoint as good as any other files on my system, but after
bit of time, changing nothing on the remote files sshfs crashes.
This means, I can not cd into the Mountpoint (xterm hangs,
nautilus hangs... every program trying to access the Mountpoint
gets stuck, and won't return).  Solution: add
ServerAliveInterval 15  in your .ssh/config (or us