Dragoncrest [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Went googling on this and haven't come up with anything yet. So since
I've already done all my outside research first (as suggested by several
members. hehe) so I'm coming to you as a last resort to gather some
information on my question.
What I'm wanting to do is to mount an FTP site to a folder on my file
system. That way when I go to, oh say /mysite on my file system, it
would automatically log me into ftp.mysite.org/Pub/ for example and
display the remote site as though it were on my local system. I could
then open, copy, move, edit, etc any files I wanted to as though they
were local. Any way I can do this?
There's something called ftp2nfsd out there somewhere which might do
this, but I don't know anything about it. Because filesystems are so
tightly bound to the kernel, though, I prefer not to have any that are
dependent on long network traversals; the ange-ftp (or efs) support in
emacs is a superior alternative for my own work habits.
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