If you ever get this error when mounting:

```
fuse: failed to open mountpoint for reading: Too many levels of symbolic links
```

The solution is (got it from here https://blog.luukhendriks.eu/2019/01/25/sshfs-too-many-levels-of-symbolic-links.html)

    I've found using sshfs for network mounts to be quite convenient. Especially on
    my laptop, which I'm using on various places (i.e. outside of my own home, thus
    outside of my own network): mounting `mydomain.nl:/some/path/on/my/server' will
    be available to me everywhere, securely, because SSH.
    
    However, in certain situations sshfs can throw an error that left me puzzled
    for quite some time, multiple times already.
    
    too many levels of symbolic links
    
    In my case, a fresh key pair on the server turned out to be the cause. The
    sshfs was mounted by root (though as a normal user), but root had not connect
    to the server after the key refresh. Ergo, the new fingerprint was not seen
    before. How this results in an error about symbolic links is beyond me, but it
    did. The Arch wiki points this caveat out as well:
    
    And most importantly, use each sshfs mount at least once manually while root so
    the host's signature is added to the /root/.ssh/known_hosts file.
    
    Hope this saves someone from the headache it caused me.