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In regards to #1, a simpler solution for me is to just use sshfs. It hooks into the kernel's fuse module and allows you to mount any SCP-able location as a loca
by BrandonM 19y ago
In regards to #1, a simpler solution for me is to just use sshfs. It hooks into the kernel's fuse module and allows you to mount any SCP-able location as a local filesystem. I don't know if it supports any kind of caching or not, but it seems like it would be quite easy to build that on top of it.
Fuse also has support for things like curlftpfs, so if you can't get ssh access somewhere, as long as you have a host with ftp access, you can do the same thing.