On Apr 15, 2006, at 21:20, Trevor Harmon wrote:
However, as has also been pointed out on the list, OS X can mount remote directories via WebDAV, AFS, and NFS. That way, you can create projects on the remote server directly, just as you would on local filesystems. I prefer this solution whenever possible because it's so simple and doesn't need rsync or other special commands.
The drawback for WebDAV is that it does not handle permissions. And NFS/AFS over the Internet is hazardous at best (though possible).
Linux has Fuse, which makes it quite easy to write file systems in userspace code. I wish there were something similar for OS X. That would make it quite easy to implement file systems based on sftp etc., or even file systems that hook directly into svn etc.
Gerd