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1) store ftp info for many sites
2) associate a local dir with the remote root
3) I want to select a file and hit a button that says "upload" and have it go to the right remote server in the right directory.
Is this a lot to ask? Any suggestions? I'm kind of at my wits end. I've been looking for years. I do a lot of my coding in vim/gvim and find myself using dreamweaver purely as an intelligent ftp program.
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It's available for almost all Linux distributions or you can compile it. I've used it for years, it works very well.
It allows you to "link" a remote directory to a local one and store ftp login details. This lets you choose any file, or group of files (in different dirs) and press an upload button, and all files go to the right remote location, in the same dir structure that they were in on the local site.
So far I've only seen a couple of programs that can do this, but they're billed as file syncronizers and seem to want to create exact mirrors, which is not what I want.