Annoying .DS_Store files!!!!
- Thread starter owaters
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Hmm, maybe Transmit has an option not to upload invisible files....? The manual way to avoid it is to only drag files into the Transmit window and not folders. You can also trash the .DS_Store files on your own system from the Terminal like so:
find . -name .DS_Store -exec rm -f
There's also a couple of programs available to trash these files.
find . -name .DS_Store -exec rm -f
There's also a couple of programs available to trash these files.
gatorparrots
~departed~
This has already been discussed at length in this thread:
http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24124
Moderators: Should this thread be merged with that one, or perhaps a HOWTO be created from that thread?
http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24124
Moderators: Should this thread be merged with that one, or perhaps a HOWTO be created from that thread?
BitWit
Flash/JavaScript nerd
Ahh, thanks for the insights. I'll search next time.
For now, I'm thinking my first script will be an "update remote folder" script. The idea is there is a folder on my machine that has all my local files (Web page stuff), and when I run the update script it ftps and 'cleans' up the remote files (without harming .htaccess files).
When (if) I ever get this done, its free for everyone of course. There's probably something already like this, but I like to create my own interfaces, and I think it would be a good first little scripting project.
For now, I'm thinking my first script will be an "update remote folder" script. The idea is there is a folder on my machine that has all my local files (Web page stuff), and when I run the update script it ftps and 'cleans' up the remote files (without harming .htaccess files).
When (if) I ever get this done, its free for everyone of course. There's probably something already like this, but I like to create my own interfaces, and I think it would be a good first little scripting project.