Closed rahulan closed 12 years ago
file://localhost/Volumes/root@my.IP.address//my.domain.name/new/basic/css/style.css
Did you mean http://my.domain.name/new/basic/css/style.css? If so, here it goes:
Open chrome://extensions → DevTools autosave → Options
Add the following rule:
Resource ^http://my.domain.name/
Post to http://127.0.0.1:9104/save
how will my routes.js will look like
exports.routes = [{
from: /^http:\/\/my\.domain\.name\//,
to: '/Volumes/root@my.IP.address/my.domain.name/'
}];
where do I save route.js file
You can save it in you home directory and then run autosave --config ~/routes.js
. You can save routes.js wherever you want as long as you pass the right path to the autosave --config
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You may have permission errors. If so, read on http://jann.is/daily/archives/757-ExtraAdvanced-options-for-MacFuseMacFusion.html
routes.js is deprecated. Now you can configure "Save to" path in the extension’s options:
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I'm on Mac. I've mount my remote server files with SSHFS on my Mac locally.
the path is /Volumes/root@my.IP.address/my.domain.name/new/basic/css/style.css
server path is file://localhost/Volumes/root@my.IP.address//my.domain.name/new/basic/css/style.css
how will my route.js will look like and where do I save routes.js file?
Thanks.
Sri