sshfs aborts read after first packet when the remote system uses a smaller read buffer size

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When you mount a remote system which uses smaller buffers than the default 32k, then reading aborts after the first received packet.

sshfs.c:3088

		} else if (size < (size_t) rreq->res) {
			buf_get_mem(&rreq->data, buf, size);
			rreq->res -= size;
			rreq->size -= size;
			res += size;
			break;

The correct behaviour is to check the EOF flag behind the data, which indicates that this packet was the last packet.