Cyberduck FTP can connect to an sftp server and open files in a text editor (textmates one of the options). When you save the file in textmate, it then automatically uploads back to the server.
Jeremy
On 17 Jan 2006, at 10:46, Simon Dorfman wrote:
On 1/10/06 3:20 PM, "John Johnson" johnatl@mac.com wrote:
Believe it or not, this works:
ssh mythtv@dell "cat ~/test_file" | mate | ssh mythtv@dell "cat
~/test_file"
So I created this script for you. I put this in /usr/local/bin/rmate (r for remote). Be sure and chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/rmate:
#!/bin/sh
HOST='most.often.used.host' USER='most.often.used.username' FILE=''
<snip>
If I understand it correctly, this script isn't very useful to me. The problem is that I often ssh to my webserver from public wi-fi access points which means I can't enter a hostname where my webserver can ssh back to my laptop. Is there a way for the script to use the existing ssh connection to copy the file?
Simon
P.S.- I did try running your script from my laptop for the heck of it and got this error: cp: illegal option -- a I double checked the man pages for cp and saw that -a wasn't an option. So I deleted the "-a " from your script and then it worked.
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