On May 6, 11:58 am, Jonathan Lundell jlund...@pobox.com wrote:
Various ftp/sftp clients (Interarchy, RBrowser, Fetch, Transmit)
coexist nicely with BBEdit as well. Fugu falls into this category, but
it makes me a little nervous that the last version came out in 2005.
Since no one
I use ssh+bbedit all the time using the built in ftp capabilities of
BBEdit
- just switch to sftp instead of standard ftp. To quote the manual,
It can also open and save files directly via SFTP (SSH File Transfer
Protocol)...
Aside from choosing the SFTP checkbox in the Open from…/Save to…
I use MacFUSE with sshfs. I can mount as volumes any server vis an ssh
connection. BBEdit then can access the files as any other file on a
mounted volume.
- Steve
On May 5, 2009, at 2:10 PM, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
Hi All,
An ISP where I will be hosting some web apps has opened SSH
For years I've been using Fugu (http://rsug.itd.umich.edu/software/
fugu/) for its transparent SFTP, SCP, and SSH tunneling capabilities;
it behaves just like an FTP client for connecting remotely and
securely. From Fugu, you can select a file to edit and have it open up
in BBEdit. Pretty simple
On May 6, 2009, at 8:45 AM, Steve Saeedi wrote:
I use MacFUSE with sshfs. I can mount as volumes any server vis an ssh
connection. BBEdit then can access the files as any other file on a
mounted volume.
MacFUSE is good (and ExpanDrive is a nice, relatively inexpensive, UI
for it, along
Hi All,
An ISP where I will be hosting some web apps has opened SSH
access for me.
I haven't had the occasion to use SSH before now, so I'm going
through the SSH manuals, checking the docs of various programs,
and searching around for articles and tips.
I've seen bits and pieces about SSH
At 14:10 -0700 5/5/09, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
So I'd love to hear from anyone on
this list if you have a favorite practice with SSH, or can point
me to useful resources. (Post here so others might benefit as well.)
BBEdit worksheets work well with the scp flavor of ssh but they're not so good
