IDE with LINODE
Can I hookup my netbeans install on my PC so it talks to the host?
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I believe the idea was to work with a version control system (VCS: "subversion" and the like) on your local system, and then stage and deploy from that.
I could always be wrong, though. I'm a little behind the times on IDE-based development.
Netbeans can do the latter. So can Eclipse. So can VIM if you mount a NFS via SSH or something.
Then again I strongly advise against editing the files on the server directly… I suggest, as others have, you use SVN or even better Git, that way you can checkout or pull the working changes to your production directly.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/
It runs remote applications in your windows system.
i would give details on how do to so, but the process is very different between mac/linux/windows. just an option for you.
I'm not an expert on this stuff, i'd never even heard of 'git' - not since high school anyway:) - but your responses were very helpful.
I installed git on the server, added a git plugin to netbeans on my windows PC, and have changes being made on my PC going back to the server.
One annoyance I'm facing. Whenever the file is written back to the servers it loses it's execution bit, and I have to 'chmod' it each time.
Any suggestions for getting around that?
Working great now with full screen windows based editor. Thanks all!