Comment 3 for bug 306673

It's become much worse with Jaunty :\

Now clicking on any (local or remote) folder anywhere (Desktop, home) makes Nautilus try to mount the remote SSHFS folder (gives me a password prompt). I haven't set any bookmarks.

If I open Thunar or browse my local file system in bash, everything's fine... that is, no remote folders get mounted.
When I browse the SSHFS test folder in Thunar or bash, they ask for a password once and then both keep the mount alive as long as I'm idling in a remote folder.
After leaving all remote folders the countdown set's in and unmounts... which is what Nautilus ideally should be doing as well, instead of having the countdown start as soon as I'm done opening a new remote folder. But this is a minor problem to the one mentioned above.

My current /etc/auto.master:
/media/SSHFS /etc/auto.sshfs --timeout=10,--ghost

My current /etc/auto.sshfs:
TEST -fstype=fuse,rw :sshfs\#USER@DOMAIN\:/

I've tried juggling around options like setting the uid/gid in auto.master or setting noatime,noemtpy and similar in aut.sshfs.

SSHFS works perfectly when mounting manually (via launcher scripts), which is what I've been doing all the time now.
AutoFS also works as intended, mounting/unmounting cleanly in Thunar and bash.
I'd really like to have the "seamless" file system experience in Nautilus... except for the password of course, but that's a necessary additional security step for me, and working around it by turning off password auth only fights the symptoms.
But