Re: running command to remote computer via ssh

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I'm thinking the best solution might be to set up passwordless authentication via SSH and set the remote computer details in the script?

That's the way to go. You can run a command on a remote server like this:

ssh user@host.com 'echo "I'm on the server!!!" '

Thank you all. I have passwordless authentication set up and I can now send a command via Textmate.

Next question: Is there a TM variable for the current open file? So, just like TM_FILEPATH, but with just the file name? I work remotely on the files in Textmate via Samba, so the filepath makes no sense on the remote machine via SSH when I pass a command. However, if I could get just the path/to/file from the work directory on the remote machine I could successfully check out a file from Clearcase from inside of Textmate. I'm not sure how one would go about removing part of the TM_FILEPATH.

Thanks for any assistance.

best, Charles

Allan Odgaard

8:35 p.m.

New subject: running command to remote computer via ssh

On 16/8/2006, at 22:24, Charles Stuart wrote:

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Next question: Is there a TM variable for the current open file? So, just like TM_FILEPATH, but with just the file name?

There is TM_FILENAME.

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[...] I'm not sure how one would go about removing part of the TM_FILEPATH.

Should a similar situation arise:

Using a shell command to do it:

"$(basename "$TM_FILEPATH")"

Using bash variable substitution:

"${TM_FILEPATH##*/}"

Charles Stuart

8:59 p.m.

New subject: running command to remote computer via ssh

Thanks everyone. Here is the bundle command and remote script: Everything except the first two directories in $TM_FILEPATH are good, so we just cut out those (/Volumes/localhost).

_TM Bundle Command:

ssh remote_machine_address "bin/ctco_from_remote.sh $TM_FILEPATH"

_Script on Remote Machine:

#!/bin/sh

FILE="$1" FILE=${FILE#/Volumes/localhost}

#echo "$FILE" > ~/bin/ctco_from_remote.filename

ct checkout $FILE

On 8/16/06, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:

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On 16/8/2006, at 22:24, Charles Stuart wrote:

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Next question: Is there a TM variable for the current open file? So, just like TM_FILEPATH, but with just the file name?

There is TM_FILENAME.

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[...] I'm not sure how one would go about removing part of the TM_FILEPATH.

Should a similar situation arise:

Using a shell command to do it:
"$(basename "$TM_FILEPATH")"
Using bash variable substitution:
"${TM_FILEPATH##*/}"