Mount filesystem over sshfs at system startup / boot Mojave 10.14.6

The script just needs other executable

chmod +rx /path/to/name-of-the-script
ls -l /path/to/name-of-the-script
-rwxr-xr-x 1 me staff 0 Sep 12 15:38 /path/to/name-of-the-script

The last r-x is 'other'

The directories in /path/to/... need +rx

generally, they will have that by default, unless you have been playing with file and directory permissions.

NOTE: if the script needs to create files in a directory, then root will want write access to the directory. If this was a true multi-user system (like having a bunch of college students remote logging, write access for 'other' would be a bad idea. But on your own Mac that you do not really share with anyone, it is not a big deal.

But having said that, unless a file being created needs to have long term persistent presents, I would just create temp files in /tmp

But if write to a directory is needed, then the directory where name-of-the-script lives should be +rwx

Possible clues...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54503366/launchctl-cant-run-the-binary-and-exits-with-a-code-78

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34215527/what-does-launchd-status-78-mean-why-my-user-agent-not-running

Great work so far, but over my head now.