wht not copy the files back and forth with perl: use LWP::Simple; $flag = mirror($RemotePath,$LocalPath); print $flag,"\n"; } On Friday, October 4, 2002, at 03:20 AM, Andrew Brosnan wrote: > On 10/3/02 at 1:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Puneet Kishor) wrote: > >> I want to edit perl scripts > You can mount a remote server on your desktop via Samba: > > Finder Go Menu -> Connect to server (or Cmd K) > In address type (I think) smb://www.hostname.com/username > > -or- > > Using BBEdit choose File -> Open from FTP Server
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