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Edit .cshtml with bbedit
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Locally, and then invoke rsync via a shell script from the BBEdit #!-Īs has been mentioned already, all of these are more convenient if you It makes me a little nervous that the last version came out in 2005.Īnd finally (all I can think of right now, anyway) there's rsync over Various ftp/sftp clients (Interarchy, RBrowser, Fetch, Transmit)Ĭoexist nicely with BBEdit as well. You can open files over ssh (sftp) directly from BBEdit as well. Little slow, but for most web work it's fine, and having remote files MacFUSE is good (and ExpanDrive is a nice, relatively inexpensive, UIįor it, along with some other optimizations). BBEdit then can access the files as any other file on a I can mount as volumes any server vis an ssh You'll have to have them right before you upload. There is no automatic conversion of line ends as there can be with ftp. You will probably want to set up, in $HOME/.ssh, a config file that can be used to provide your username on the remote host and perhaps an IP address.īe careful though. Just don't try anything that will ask you for input. I really wish we could execute them from within the html file as displayed by BBEdit but that went away in BBEdit 6 or so.) It's a whole lot easier to copy and modify an existing scp command in a worksheet than it is to type it completely into a shell window. There's nothing secret about them and you can copy and paste the line into a shell window or a BBEdit worksheet for execution. If you want the wild card to apply on the external host, include it in quote marks so your local shell doesn't try to interpret them.Īctually, I tend to place my scp commands in commented form right into html files. It beats ftp because wild cards are allowed.

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Placed in a BBEdit worksheet for reuse will be easily executable.

edit .cshtml with bbedit

With that done and probably some messing with keychains or the ssh-add tool you'll find that commands like Apple's Finder will want to hide that from you. ssh directory, which you might have to create, you can populate $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys, on your hosting site, with your public key. If you create a public/private key pair with ssh-keygen and put the results in your home folder's. (Post here so others might benefit as well.)īBEdit worksheets work well with the scp flavor of ssh but they're not so good with an ssh shell that may want typed-in feedback for some things.

edit .cshtml with bbedit

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Edit .cshtml with bbedit