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Another way to create quick-access SSH shortcuts
Minor quibble: You can create .inetloc files without drag and drop using the "Connect to Server" menu option (command-k) in finder.
Another way to create quick-access SSH shortcuts
Minor quibble: You can create .inetloc files without drag and drop using the "Connect to Server" menu option (command-k) in finder. Good to know. If that functionality can be accessed via AppleScript, then it might have come in handy for me, but there's still the problem where .term files won't open after an ssh:// address has been used. Also they are just Property List files so you could even create them without the finder, it's just XML. Yes, the data fork contains XML, but there is also (redundant?) information in the resource fork. Like I said, only Finder seems to accept the XML portion of the file. Other apps seem to rely on the resource fork and can't use .inetloc files if it doesn't contain the right voodoo.
Another way to create quick-access SSH shortcuts
For applescript there is no need to use an .inetloc file. Simply use:
Another way to create quick-access SSH shortcuts
I meant the ability to make the .inetloc via AppleScript, not the ability to connect. |
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