Anthony Baxter wrote:
Anthony Baxter wrote
There's been various attempts at making "easy access to zope from a unix shell" over the years, here's another one. I recently noticed that zsh (www.zsh.org), a ksh/csh/bash replacement, has grown an inbuilt ftp client (yes, this is a bit nuts) - if you've got zsh installed, man zshzftpsys. As it is today, it doesn't support ftp servers on non-standard ports, but this was a 10-minute hack to add it in.
This patch is on sourceforge, fwiw: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=664329&group_id=4068&atid=3...
Anthony
If you are using linux, maybe this would be another (cleaner?) option, independen of the shell: http://lufs.sourceforge.net/lufs/intro.html """LUFS is enabling you to mount into your file hierarchy a remote computer's filesystem, which is accessible by various means (ftp, ssh, etc.). Then, the access to the remote files will be completely network transparent. In other words, you'll be able to read/modify remote files as if they were local, watch movies/listen to MP3s from FTP/SSH servers without copying them locally. """ Haven't tried it, but looks promising (and working). cheers, oliver