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bit of a beginners question, so apologies.
A friend has created an instance on AWS which I have connected to, but how do I open up the files in text editor? ordinarily I'd just
code . or atom . but if I do that I get an error:
-bash: atom: command not found
Help is greatly appreciated!!
bash amazon-web-services atom-editor
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bit of a beginners question, so apologies.
A friend has created an instance on AWS which I have connected to, but how do I open up the files in text editor? ordinarily I'd just
code . or atom . but if I do that I get an error:
-bash: atom: command not found
Help is greatly appreciated!!
bash amazon-web-services atom-editor
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Your question lacks suficient detail for a good answer. Yushould add how you connect, your OS and the OS on the AWS instance. The easiest way is probably to dhare the filesystem and edit the file on your pc (using nfs, samba, sshfs or equibvalent for your OS.). The alternative is to install this software and run it renotely, exporting the terminal. This is probablynot great. Of-course, maybe tjis shoykd all be done licallt using GIT or some other versioning solution.
– davidgo
yesterday
HI @davidgo thanks for responding. I'm using mac OS. It's a HyperLedger Fabric project we're working on. I would have thought it would be better to use GIT too, but was told to connect via the instance on AWS - got stuck there after. Do you think it's possible to use git? I don't really know enough about it all.
– ALM
yesterday
I cant advise authoratively because I dont have a mac nor do I have knowledge of Hyperledger, but I would look at using sshfs to mount the AWS filrsystem on your Mac (over SSH) then do ypur edits using software on the Mac. I cant comment on why they are not using git which would seem to be a best practice.
– davidgo
yesterday
add a comment |
bit of a beginners question, so apologies.
A friend has created an instance on AWS which I have connected to, but how do I open up the files in text editor? ordinarily I'd just
code . or atom . but if I do that I get an error:
-bash: atom: command not found
Help is greatly appreciated!!
bash amazon-web-services atom-editor
asked yesterday
ALMALM
1
New contributor
ALM is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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bit of a beginners question, so apologies.
A friend has created an instance on AWS which I have connected to, but how do I open up the files in text editor? ordinarily I'd just
code . or atom . but if I do that I get an error:
-bash: atom: command not found
Help is greatly appreciated!!
bash amazon-web-services atom-editor
bash amazon-web-services atom-editor
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Your question lacks suficient detail for a good answer. Yushould add how you connect, your OS and the OS on the AWS instance. The easiest way is probably to dhare the filesystem and edit the file on your pc (using nfs, samba, sshfs or equibvalent for your OS.). The alternative is to install this software and run it renotely, exporting the terminal. This is probablynot great. Of-course, maybe tjis shoykd all be done licallt using GIT or some other versioning solution.
– davidgo
yesterday
HI @davidgo thanks for responding. I'm using mac OS. It's a HyperLedger Fabric project we're working on. I would have thought it would be better to use GIT too, but was told to connect via the instance on AWS - got stuck there after. Do you think it's possible to use git? I don't really know enough about it all.
– ALM
yesterday
I cant advise authoratively because I dont have a mac nor do I have knowledge of Hyperledger, but I would look at using sshfs to mount the AWS filrsystem on your Mac (over SSH) then do ypur edits using software on the Mac. I cant comment on why they are not using git which would seem to be a best practice.
– davidgo
yesterday
add a comment |
Your question lacks suficient detail for a good answer. Yushould add how you connect, your OS and the OS on the AWS instance. The easiest way is probably to dhare the filesystem and edit the file on your pc (using nfs, samba, sshfs or equibvalent for your OS.). The alternative is to install this software and run it renotely, exporting the terminal. This is probablynot great. Of-course, maybe tjis shoykd all be done licallt using GIT or some other versioning solution.
– davidgo
yesterday
HI @davidgo thanks for responding. I'm using mac OS. It's a HyperLedger Fabric project we're working on. I would have thought it would be better to use GIT too, but was told to connect via the instance on AWS - got stuck there after. Do you think it's possible to use git? I don't really know enough about it all.
– ALM
yesterday
I cant advise authoratively because I dont have a mac nor do I have knowledge of Hyperledger, but I would look at using sshfs to mount the AWS filrsystem on your Mac (over SSH) then do ypur edits using software on the Mac. I cant comment on why they are not using git which would seem to be a best practice.
– davidgo
yesterday
Your question lacks suficient detail for a good answer. Yushould add how you connect, your OS and the OS on the AWS instance. The easiest way is probably to dhare the filesystem and edit the file on your pc (using nfs, samba, sshfs or equibvalent for your OS.). The alternative is to install this software and run it renotely, exporting the terminal. This is probablynot great. Of-course, maybe tjis shoykd all be done licallt using GIT or some other versioning solution.
– davidgo
yesterday
Your question lacks suficient detail for a good answer. Yushould add how you connect, your OS and the OS on the AWS instance. The easiest way is probably to dhare the filesystem and edit the file on your pc (using nfs, samba, sshfs or equibvalent for your OS.). The alternative is to install this software and run it renotely, exporting the terminal. This is probablynot great. Of-course, maybe tjis shoykd all be done licallt using GIT or some other versioning solution.
– davidgo
yesterday
HI @davidgo thanks for responding. I'm using mac OS. It's a HyperLedger Fabric project we're working on. I would have thought it would be better to use GIT too, but was told to connect via the instance on AWS - got stuck there after. Do you think it's possible to use git? I don't really know enough about it all.
– ALM
yesterday
HI @davidgo thanks for responding. I'm using mac OS. It's a HyperLedger Fabric project we're working on. I would have thought it would be better to use GIT too, but was told to connect via the instance on AWS - got stuck there after. Do you think it's possible to use git? I don't really know enough about it all.
– ALM
yesterday
I cant advise authoratively because I dont have a mac nor do I have knowledge of Hyperledger, but I would look at using sshfs to mount the AWS filrsystem on your Mac (over SSH) then do ypur edits using software on the Mac. I cant comment on why they are not using git which would seem to be a best practice.
– davidgo
yesterday
I cant advise authoratively because I dont have a mac nor do I have knowledge of Hyperledger, but I would look at using sshfs to mount the AWS filrsystem on your Mac (over SSH) then do ypur edits using software on the Mac. I cant comment on why they are not using git which would seem to be a best practice.
– davidgo
yesterday
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Your question lacks suficient detail for a good answer. Yushould add how you connect, your OS and the OS on the AWS instance. The easiest way is probably to dhare the filesystem and edit the file on your pc (using nfs, samba, sshfs or equibvalent for your OS.). The alternative is to install this software and run it renotely, exporting the terminal. This is probablynot great. Of-course, maybe tjis shoykd all be done licallt using GIT or some other versioning solution.
– davidgo
yesterday
HI @davidgo thanks for responding. I'm using mac OS. It's a HyperLedger Fabric project we're working on. I would have thought it would be better to use GIT too, but was told to connect via the instance on AWS - got stuck there after. Do you think it's possible to use git? I don't really know enough about it all.
– ALM
yesterday
I cant advise authoratively because I dont have a mac nor do I have knowledge of Hyperledger, but I would look at using sshfs to mount the AWS filrsystem on your Mac (over SSH) then do ypur edits using software on the Mac. I cant comment on why they are not using git which would seem to be a best practice.
– davidgo
yesterday