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VIM supports editing remote files via scp and ftp. Just use {scp,ftp,http}://$host/$path to open a remote file though http support is read-only afaik.
by mrud 15y ago
VIM supports editing remote files via scp and ftp. Just use {scp,ftp,http}://$host/$path to open a remote file though http support is read-only afaik.
- vrde 15y agoYep, you are right, but imho the fastest way to have read-write support is to use sshfs. Anyway thank you for pointing it out.
- mrud 15y agoI think the direct way with scp URIs is faster in regard to the setup time as you don't have to setup fuse and fiddle with permissions. I must admit i don't use it regularly (but i use tramp mode quite often) but you can browse remote directories, change between hosts without mounting a directory first or open files not lying in the current mountpoint. The only major drawback is if you don't use ssh keys or use programs which don't support gvfs/kio