21 Mar
2022
21 Mar
'22
12:23 p.m.
On Mon, 21 Mar 2022, ajh-valmer wrote:
On Sunday 20 March 2022 23:35:27 Steven D'Aprano
wrote:
Strange.
That is _exactly_ the way I edit/delete/move/rename my remote files.
I use konqueror with two split windows (window => split left/right)
with (usually) my local directory in the left pane and my remote
directory in the right pane.
I just checked -- editing a no-extension bash script with kwrite and I
do not see what you are reporting. I did a trivial change in a comment
in a bash script and saved it. The result was the 'new' bash_script
and the bash_script~ backup that kwrite always leaves behind.
While the remote file is open in konqueror, I have _no_
/var/tmp/tde-cache-jonesy
I dunno what to suggest....
Jonesy
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On Sun, Mar 20, 2022 at 10:53:47PM +0100,
ajh-valmer wrote:
> When I modify a remote PHP file on my server,
> it is modified directly on the server.
> If the file is a TXT, JSP file, no, it is dowloaded on my computer,
> under a tmp folder, and I have to upload it to the server.
> Why ?
On Sunday 20 March 2022 23:50:27 deloptes wrote:
AFAIK it is always downloaded as there is no way
to modify it directly on
the server and a PHP file is downloaded the same way.
But explain what you are doing step by step.
How do you connect to the server? How do you modify the file?
And how do you modify those files?
Hello,
I use sftp://<server-address> with Konqueror.
I open the files : .TXT .JSP .PHP... with kedit.
Thoses files are text, even if the extension is not txt.
Only the .php files are directly amended under :
sftp://<server-address>/folder
The others (.jsp , .txt) are first dowloaded on :
/var/tmp/tde-cache-andre...
I make corrections, and I have to upload them
so that it is registered on the server.
It takes more time than the .php files.
Thanks, cheers,
Andre