#2411: Open Folder action to remote client
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Reporter: eerorika | Owner:
Type: feature-request | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone: 1.3.x
Component: GTK-UI | Version: 1.3-stable (git)
Resolution: | Keywords: remote, open folder
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Comment (by eerorika):
@Cas
The mappings are supposed to work with all the subfolders of remote path.
For example, with mapping:
'/home/deluge': '/mnt/server/deluge'
A folders path should be mapped:
/home/deluge/distros/ubuntu/ => /mnt/server/deluge/distros/ubuntu/
I don't think that's possible with your code unless the user maps all the
possible subfolders manually, which would be silly. I didn't edit the
description or mention it in comments, but I also do the mapping for "Open
File" button. Mapping all downloaded files manually would be even sillier
:)
There might be a cheaper way than the regex but it won't be as elegant.
In any case, I doubt the regex is going to have much of an impact. It's
very simple (no backtracking or wildcards) and there isn't likely going to
be more than a few mappings; usually just one. I'd be surprised if it were
significantly expensive unless you open thousands of folders at the same
time. And even then, the regex would be much less expensive than opening
thousands instances of file managers that access a remote filesystem.
@andar
Yeah, the settings should be host specific to support multiple remote
hosts without changing mappings. I don't think they should be in the host
config though because clients in different machines may have the
filesystem mounted in a different location (not to mention different
operating systems). The right way in my opinion would be to have a mapping
dict in client for each host. A dict of dicts that is.
The mapping could be added to the "Add Host" dialog but it seems that
currently you cannot edit the host settings after it has been added.
Feel free to improve the user interface if you want to. A text area is the
same way Transmission does it (at least last time I used it) and it's good
enough for me.
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