Rights and ownership of SSHFS?

Question

SSHFS

From the file server to the web server, a partition is mounted from where certain content is taken. And everything would be fine, but there is one problem: the web server has apache-mpm-itk configured, that is, the local disk is written with the owner% username%, but if you write to the SSHFS partition, you get dissonance, on the web server owner = %username%, and on SSHFS owner = root.
Are there network file systems that have the same rights / owners on all nodes where they are mounted? Or how can this be achieved on SSHFS?
Who knows what about GlusterFS? How about the rights \ owners of it?

Answer 1

I'm not sure if I understood the problem correctly, but I think you need to specify the uid and gid in the mount options.

Answer 2

NFS did not use?

Answer 3

NFS latest + ldap (well, or a copy of /etc/passwd+/etc/shadow+/etc/group and others)

Answer 4

samba above 3 definitely has mechanisms for mapping windows users to unix rights, even the standard windows rights editor works in the directory properties.