by Andy Smi » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 06:37:35
Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell
as a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run
it locally.
by Paul Evan » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 07:48:53
vi, emacs, pico, ed, ned, ...Quote:> Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell
> as a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run
> it locally.
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by Dave Uhrin » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 00:16:30
> Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell
> as a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run
> it locally.
by Helmut Haefn » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 16:40:48
I'm not sure but I think you want start the Xserver on the remoteQuote:>Hi all,
>I'm currently in a situation where I need to edit sever html and .jsp
>files on a remote sever and the only access I have is secure shell.
>I've been using vi to do this but I'm at my wits end. I'm a bit new to
>secure shell, but I don't seem to be able to start X windows over the
>connection (I assume the product can't do that).
So the first you should do: start your Xserver on the local machine.
In a terminal window you give the command.
which works well for me and does X forwarding. Now you should be able
to start any X-application on the remote machine working with your
X-server as display on the local machine.
Look at
man ssh
for more information about ssh, and you should verify correctly the
keys of the remote machines you want to connect to.
Greetings Helmut
by Linux_3 » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 20:51:20
Sistem
> > Hi all,
> > I'm currently in a situation where I need to edit sever html and .jsp
> > files on a remote sever and the only access I have is secure shell.
> > I've been using vi to do this but I'm at my wits end. I'm a bit new to
> > secure shell, but I don't seem to be able to start X windows over the
> > connection (I assume the product can't do that).
> > Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell
> > as a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run
> > it locally.
> You do not need to forward X in order to use vi.
by George Bel » Mon, 24 Sep 2001 22:32:59
> Sistem
>>> Hi all,
>>> I'm currently in a situation where I need to edit sever html and .jsp
>>> files on a remote sever and the only access I have is secure shell.
>>> I've been using vi to do this but I'm at my wits end. I'm a bit new to
>>> secure shell, but I don't seem to be able to start X windows over the
>>> connection (I assume the product can't do that).
>>> Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell
>>> as a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run
>>> it locally.
>> You do not need to forward X in order to use vi.
by David Efflan » Tue, 25 Sep 2001 03:15:32
You can run X programs remotely and display them on your local Xserver,Quote:> Hi all,
> I'm currently in a situation where I need to edit sever html and .jsp
> files on a remote sever and the only access I have is secure shell.
> I've been using vi to do this but I'm at my wits end. I'm a bit new to
> secure shell, but I don't seem to be able to start X windows over the
> connection (I assume the product can't do that).
> Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell
> as a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run
> it locally.
A very easy editor if they have the pine package installed is 'pico'.
Otherwise is there some reason you cannot work on the files locally and
then scp them to the site?
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by B. Joshua Rose » Tue, 25 Sep 2001 03:48:27
1) On the remote server make sure that X forwarding is enabled. In
/etc/ssh/ssh_config
ForwardX11 yes
2) The you can connect using the -X switch. I alwasys use both -X and -C
(compression) when doing a remote log in.
ssh -X -C servername
Now you can use a real editor like Xemacs instead of the vi
Quote:> Hi all,
> I'm currently in a situation where I need to edit sever html and .jsp
> files on a remote sever and the only access I have is secure shell. I've
> been using vi to do this but I'm at my wits end. I'm a bit new to secure
> shell, but I don't seem to be able to start X windows over the
> connection (I assume the product can't do that).
> Does anyone know of any decent text editors that can use secure shell as
> a connection method? I'd settle for gedit this point if I could run it
> locally.
hi everyone,
i still try to get which done so that it knows about the shell built-ins
like exit etc...
i worked on it but still it won't run. i am pretty sure it is just a small
mistake. please help me out here.
thanks a lot
joyce
opath=$PATH
PATH=
($1 2> /dev/null ) && (echo 'built in shell' :exit 0)
echo x
PATH=/bin:/usr bin
case $# in
0) echo 'Usage: which command' 1>&2; exit 2
esac
for i in `echo $opath | sed 's/^:/.:/
s/::/:.:/g
s/:$/:./
s/:/ /g'`
do
if test -x $i/$1 # this is /bin/test
then # or /usr/bin/test
only
echo $i/$1
exit 0 # found it
fi
done
exit 1 #not found
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