Sometimes files from server side needs to be edited and saved from current PC when developing on front-end or back-end.
In this case, use NetDrive3 to connect to the server using sftp.
Then open the python file and edit & save the file.
NetDrive3 makes it very convenient to directly edit & save files on remote servers.
There is no need to go through the hassle of storing the files on local PC and then transferring to the server.
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Open NetDrive software and press the “+ button” at the bottom right side to add a drive item.
Select SFTP from the the Storage Type list and then press the CONNECT button.
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Enter server URL and user/password.
If you want to use private key file, press the BROWSE button and select the file. Currently, only openssl format is supported (putty format not supported).
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You can set the mount point to the system root of the server or to user home folder by pressing the OPTION button. You can also set file permissions.
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You can also set an option to treat files that starts with a dot as hidden.