[9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[Hongzheng Wang]

Hi,

I've just installed acme-sac in my debian box.  After the first
executing the program, a new directory ~/acme-home is created, which
appears to be recognized as /usr/<username> in acme-sac.  I searched
the mailing list of acme-sac and found that such a setting exists for
security.  Then, how can I access other files out of acme-home
directory?  So that acme-sac could be used as a standalone editor on
hosted OS.

Thanks.

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HZ

Re: [9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[Anant Narayanan]

Hi,

> I've just installed acme-sac in my debian box.  After the first
> executing the program, a new directory ~/acme-home is created, which
> appears to be recognized as /usr/<username> in acme-sac.  I searched
> the mailing list of acme-sac and found that such a setting exists for
> security.  Then, how can I access other files out of acme-home
> directory?  So that acme-sac could be used as a standalone editor on
> hosted OS.

Your local filesystem should be mounted somewhere inside /n.

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Anant

Re: [9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[Hongzheng Wang]

Thank you for your mail.  But I still feel difficult to do this.
Could you please give me an example?

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 11:47 AM, Anant Narayanan <anant@kix.in> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>  > I've just installed acme-sac in my debian box.  After the first
>  > executing the program, a new directory ~/acme-home is created, which
>  > appears to be recognized as /usr/<username> in acme-sac.  I searched
>  > the mailing list of acme-sac and found that such a setting exists for
>  > security.  Then, how can I access other files out of acme-home
>  > directory?  So that acme-sac could be used as a standalone editor on
>  > hosted OS.
>
>  Your local filesystem should be mounted somewhere inside /n.
>
>  --
>  Anant
>



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HZ

Re: [9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[hiro]

On 3/8/08, Hongzheng Wang <wanghz@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you for your mail.  But I still feel difficult to do this.
>  Could you please give me an example?

bind '#U*/homo' /n/local

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hiro

Re: [9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[Hongzheng Wang]

I see now.  Thanks :-)

On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 1:59 AM, hiro <23hiro@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On 3/8/08, Hongzheng Wang <wanghz@gmail.com> wrote:
>  > Thank you for your mail.  But I still feel difficult to do this.
>  >  Could you please give me an example?
>
>  bind '#U*/homo' /n/local
>
>  --
>  hiro
>



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HZ

Re: [9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[Josh Wood]

> Thank you for your mail.  But I still feel difficult to do this.
> Could you please give me an example?

On linux, look in /n/local. Type /n/local in some acme tag,
then click on it with button 3.

There is an acme-sac list:
http://groups.google.com/group/acme-sac. Acme(1)
outlines basic operation; also your question is
touched on in the acme-sac README file.

-Josh

Re: [9fans] how to access files out of acme-home in acme-sac

[Hongzheng Wang]

Thank you so much~

On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 2:00 AM, Josh Wood <josh@utopian.net> wrote:
> > Thank you for your mail.  But I still feel difficult to do this.
>  > Could you please give me an example?
>
>  On linux, look in /n/local. Type /n/local in some acme tag,
>  then click on it with button 3.
>
>  There is an acme-sac list:
>  http://groups.google.com/group/acme-sac. Acme(1)
>  outlines basic operation; also your question is
>  touched on in the acme-sac README file.
>
>  -Josh
>
>
>



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HZ