On Mon, 27 Apr 2020, Michael wrote:
>sorry snipped it all, got too long :(
>
>Bug workaround, (temporary, quick and dirty, not tested, I used ‘$HOME/trash/’
>for sed testing so make sure to fix the paths!...)
>
>Hmmm, I pretty sure I switched panel-one for panel-two, so fix that too ;)
>
>
>Part A:
>- Open Konqueror
>- Like Thierry did setup with two pane paths being different
>- change left pane to /home
>- change right pane to something else (here /video)
>- Save it as profile ‘konqtemplate’
>
>Part B:
>- Fine the profile in .trinity/share/apps/konqueror/profiles
>- Change the /home to ‘/konquerortemplatepanelone’
>- Change the /video to ‘/konquerortemplatepaneltwo’
>- Copy konqtemplate to konqtemplate.template (the .template probably needs
>to be in some other directory)
>
>Part C:
>- Create a batch file to wrapper your ‘konqueror --profile
>konqtemplate /URI/for/the/OTHER/pane’ command
>- Basic structure
>
># cat konq2p
>{snip, that was going to break}
>See: konq2p attached.
>
>Part D:
>- Run the command
>
>konq2p “$dir pane one” [“$dir pane two”]
Michael,
Ok, I said I'd take a crack at it today, and I did.
I took your idea as an "idea platform" to launch my
own solution and it's attached. `rfs_konqueror`
Instead of your idea to use a template file, I dumped the
template directly into my bash script as a HEREDOC. Read
the comments in the head of the script to try and understand
the weirdness in the code. :-)
I just used the script to upload itself to my VPS, where I'm
now doing this email.
I'm just a modest hacker in bash, so I'm sure you or others
will see errors, or "things" that could be better fixed up.
Be kind. I welcome critiques. :-)
I learned several things today. But, the Big One was that
bash variables can be used in a HEREDOC!! Heretofore I had
only used static data with HEREDOCs, and never thought that
bash would interpret any variables as they were pulled out.
Wow! What a day! HEREDOCs with bash variables, and file
permissions fully copied by konqueror!
Best regards,
Jonesy
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Marvin L Jones | Marvin | W3DHJ | linux
Pueblo, Colorado | @ | Jonesy | FreeBSD __
38.238N 104.547W | jonz.net | DM78rf | SK#!/bin/bash
# rfs_konqueror -- 2 pane konqueror with remote file system
# Use:
# $ rfs_konqueror script_name [directory_name]
# 28-Apr-20 -- First light, Marvin L Jones
#
# Mount a remote file system and open konqueror with
# 2 panes -- one in the remote fs, one in $HOME/...somewhere.
# "script_name" is any of several unique bash scripts that
# mount (sshfs) remote file systems on a unique $HOME/
# directory for each unique mount.
# E.g., `vps` is a script to sshfs mount the remote VPS
# server on $HOME/VPS
# Likewise `example.net` would be a script to mount the
# root directory of the website on $HOME/EXAMPLE.NET
#
# Convention: lowercase script_name corresponds 1-to-1
# with UPPERCASE mount point in $HOME.
#
# "directory_name" is an optional directory in $HOME
# on which the pane for the _local_ directory opens.
# The default is "$HOME"
#
# Flow:
# Mount the remote file system, and cd onto the mount point
# to prevent it being umount'ed while we're active.
# Then a dual-pane konqueror profile is built (if not yet
# existing) specifying the local $HOME/..../ directory
# and the remote directory.
# Then konqueror is executed with this profile.
# When konqueror ends, we cd out of the remote mount point
# and umount the remote fs.
# (We leave the profile for possible future use....)
#
# It is expected that this script will only be executed
# from desktops objects. But, command line junquies
# could make use of it.
cd # Move to $HOME.
cmd="$1" # Script for the remote dir
dir=$(echo "$cmd" | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z') # dir (mount point) for the remote dir
if [ $# -eq 2 ]
then
ldir="$HOME/$2/" # Specific $HOME/directory for pane 1
else
ldir="$HOME/" # Default ... simpoly $HOME
fi
if [ ! -d $dir ]
then
# Set up for pop-up messages if we can...
if [ `which kdialog` ]
then
kdialog --error "The mount point $dir/ does not exist ! !" \
--title "Error: $dir"
else
if [ `which zenity` ]
then
zenity --error --title="Error $dir" \
--text="The mount point $dir/ does not exist ! !" 2>/dev/null
fi
fi
exit 1
fi
$HOME/bin/$cmd # Execute the sshfs mount for the remote fs.
cd $HOME/$dir # Move into & hold the remote dir.
if [ "$(ls -ol)" = "total 0" ] # Verify it ain't the empty mount point.
then
echo "not mounted"
# Set up for pop-up messages if we can...
if [ `which kdialog` ]
then
kdialog --error "Unable to mount $dir/ ! !" \
--title "$dir Mount"
else
if [ `which zenity` ]
then
zenity --error --title="$dir mount" \
--text="Unable to mount $dir/ ! !" 2>/dev/null
fi
fi
exit 2
fi
profiles="$HOME/.trinity/share/apps/konqueror/profiles/" # konqueror's profiles dir.
if [ ! -e "$profiles$cmd" ] # If this profile does not (yet)
then # exist -- create it.
while read setting
do
printf "$setting\n" >> "$profiles$cmd" # Output settings to new profile
# Warning. There are "$" in an actual profile -- which need to be escaped below.
done <<SETTINGS
[Main Window Settings Toolbar bookmarkToolBar]
Hidden=true
IconText=IconTextRight
Index=3
[Main Window Settings Toolbar extraToolBar]
IconText=IconOnly
Index=0
[Main Window Settings Toolbar locationToolBar]
IconText=IconOnly
Index=2
[Main Window Settings Toolbar mainToolBar]
Index=1
[Profile]
ContainerT0_Children=View1,View2
ContainerT0_Orientation=Horizontal
ContainerT0_SplitterSizes=466,550
ContainerT0_activeChildIndex=1
FullScreen=false
Name[\$e]=$cmd
RootItem=Tabs0
Tabs0_Children=ContainerT0
Tabs0_activeChildIndex=0
View1_LinkedView=false
View1_LockedLocation=false
View1_PassiveMode=false
View1_ServiceName=konq_iconview
View1_ServiceType=inode/directory
View1_ToggleView=false
View1_URL[\$e]=file://$ldir
View2_LinkedView=false
View2_LockedLocation=false
View2_PassiveMode=false
View2_ServiceName=konq_iconview
View2_ServiceType=inode/directory
View2_ToggleView=false
View2_URL[\$e]=file://$HOME/$dir/
XMLUIFile=konqueror.rc
SETTINGS
# Warning. There are "$" in and actual profile -- which need to be escaped above.
fi
konqueror --profile $cmd # What all this commotion was about.
cd # Get off the mount point.
$HOME/bin/$cmd -u # Unmount the remote fs.
exit 0 # Our work here is done.
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