Hello, I'd like to mount parts of my Zope to local Linux file system on the same machine (no X installed). Found two projects on sourceforge: davfs and ftpfs http://dav.sourceforge.net/ http://ftpfs.sourceforge.net/ Did someone make any experience with this software (unstable etc.)? Or any other ideas how to do that? Second question: Is there any possibility to share parts of Zope with SAMBA? Thank you Marcus -- Petition for a Software Patent Free Europe http://petition.eurolinux.org
On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Marcus Schopen wrote:
I'd like to mount parts of my Zope to local Linux file system on the same machine (no X installed). Found two projects on sourceforge: davfs and ftpfs
http://dav.sourceforge.net/ Sounds interesting.
http://ftpfs.sourceforge.net/ Kernel-Patch and utils are available in Debian Woody and worked for me (at least for Intel. I had some trouble with a Sparc machine here).
Did someone make any experience with this software (unstable etc.)? Or any other ideas how to do that? But I think I would not trust such things on security related production systems for several reasons.
Kind regards Andreas.
I've used both. They both work great, but I have had problems getting emacs not to save all its various bits of guff in the same directory - anyone got any hints? seb On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 15:56, Tille, Andreas wrote:
On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Marcus Schopen wrote:
I'd like to mount parts of my Zope to local Linux file system on the same machine (no X installed). Found two projects on sourceforge: davfs and ftpfs
http://dav.sourceforge.net/ Sounds interesting.
http://ftpfs.sourceforge.net/ Kernel-Patch and utils are available in Debian Woody and worked for me (at least for Intel. I had some trouble with a Sparc machine here).
Did someone make any experience with this software (unstable etc.)? Or any other ideas how to do that? But I think I would not trust such things on security related production systems for several reasons.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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seb bacon wrote:
I've used both.
They both work great, but I have had problems getting emacs not to save all its various bits of guff in the same directory - anyone got any hints?
Put that in your .emacs :;; Backups in ~/.backup (require 'backup-dir) (setq bkup-backup-directory-info '((t "~/.backups" ok-create full-path))) Works great
de ZORZI Frederic wrote:
seb bacon wrote:
I've used both.
They both work great, but I have had problems getting emacs not to save all its various bits of guff in the same directory - anyone got any hints?
Put that in your .emacs :;; Backups in ~/.backup (require 'backup-dir) (setq bkup-backup-directory-info '((t "~/.backups" ok-create full-path)))
Works great
You forgot to mention that backup-dir does not come with Emacs, and can be retrieved from: http://www.northbound-train.com/emacs-hosted/backup-dir.el
I've used both.
They both work great, but I have had problems getting emacs not to save all its various bits of guff in the same directory - anyone got any hints?
Put that in your .emacs :;; Backups in ~/.backup (require 'backup-dir) (setq bkup-backup-directory-info '((t "~/.backups" ok-create full-path)))
Works great
You forgot to mention that backup-dir does not come with Emacs, and can be retrieved from: http://www.northbound-train.com/emacs-hosted/backup-dir.el
Or in package "xemacs21-basesupport" if you are on debian
seb bacon wrote:
I'd like to mount parts of my Zope to local Linux file system on the same machine (no X installed). Found two projects on sourceforge: davfs and ftpfs
I've used both.
I installed both. ftpfs works fine, but davfs creates files instead of DTML Documents when upload e.g. a HTML file to Zope. Any ideas why? Bye Marcus
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