Re: [PLUG] Open File via SFTP

[Doug Stewart <zamoose@gmail.com>]

There's no Linux version at this point, but on my Mac, I use Cyberduck to connect and then open files directly from it in TextMate. CD then watches the temp directory ad uploads whenever it notices a change.

Dunno if something similar exists in the Linux realm...

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Doug Stewart

On Aug 28, 2011, at 6:28 PM, Casey Bralla <MailList@nerdworld.org> wrote:

> In my recent search for a Python IDE, Eric Lucas praised JEdit in part because it can do a simple Open/Save via FTP or SFTP. This seems like such a desirable feature I am surprised that all programs (or even KDE and Gnome), don't automagically offer this via their standard file Open/Save routines.
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> For example, when making minor changes to web pages, I usually do it "live" by ssh-ing into the server, then editing the html file. But for larger projects, I keep an image of the project files on a local hard drive (where I can open/save simply from my editor), then do a bulk SFTP upload. Of course, the inevitable debugging steps require that this edit-upload be done multiple times. How much simpler it would be if I could simply "save" to the remote site via SFTP.
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> My question for the group is "does this feature already exist inside your favorite application?"
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