Hi, my projects are group of files on remote servers. I access them using Fetch via s/ftp. Is there a way to define a Textmate project? TIA. Stefano
Not sure if this would come in handy for you -- but I personally use sshfs for projects that are on remote filesystems. I'll typically store the project on a local filesystem, and mount the remote directory when I'm ready to do work.
More information on SSHFS can be found here: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html
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On 1/31/08, bargioni bargioni@usc.urbe.it wrote:
Hi, my projects are group of files on remote servers. I access them using Fetch via s/ftp. Is there a way to define a Textmate project? TIA. Stefano
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On 31/01/2008, at 15.46, bargioni wrote:
my projects are group of files on remote servers. I access them using Fetch via s/ftp. Is there a way to define a Textmate project?
You might find this bundle handy:
http://david.olrik.dk/archive/2007/02/textmate-remote-editing.html
It will let you use ssh and rsync to update a project on a remote server. You can also use sshfs, but I find it too slow to work with for any project that has more than a few files. (This is because TextMate checks each file in your project for changes each time you switch to it).
With my sync bundle you only have to do three things: - Install the bundle in TextMate - Add your ssh public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the remote server you wish to copy your files to (This key must be without a password, as we need to be able to copy our files without entering a password) - Configure bundle settings for your project
Please note that it only works within projects, and you need to have an open document to be able to access the bundle commands.
Hope you find it useful =)
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bargioni -
David Jack Wange Olrik -
Steve Finkelstein