使用 Filezilla 的书签/站点管理器的最佳方式是什么？

Question

在任何给定时间，我在不同的服务器上都有几个不同的站点。我目前使用 Filezilla 作为我的 ftp 客户端，但我似乎无法弄清楚书签应该如何工作。我已经尝试过“全局”和“站点特定”，但我不清楚有什么区别（文档也不是）。

基本上，如果有一种方法可以一次性输入站点的信息，设置本地/远程起始路径，我会很高兴。然后能够通过使用书签在这些确切位置连接到该服务器。这是一个疯狂的要求吗？

到目前为止，书签将设置本地目录，但它们不会自动连接到远程位置。所以我必须先连接，然后使用书签。这是一个很小的区别，但有时我每天会这​​样做数百次，而且我想我会问这似乎是基本的功能。

谢谢！

Answer 1

你所要求的事情很容易做到，而且这是做事的正常方式。我以前经常使用 Filezilla，但已经好几个月了，所以我希望我能记住一切。

首先，您在此处设置站点并设置本地和远程的起始目录。如果您只想访问此位置，则不需要书签 - 您只需单击站点，选择您想要的站点，然后按连接按钮即可。

Now, lets say you have something like a few Wordpress sites, which has directories for themes, plugins, etc. They all have the same directory structure, so you can set "site specific" bookmarks for each site all with the same names (you would set these once you're connected to the corresponding site). These can have the same name, because they are site specific. Once you're connected, you can go to the plugins directory of whichever site you're connected to from the bookmarks menu, or you can go directly there from the sites menu tree, where it should also show the bookmark as a branch on the tree - you just select the node, then press "connect".

If you have only one web site, you can set bookmarks globally, and you will see them from the Bookmarks menu even when not connected. Or if you have a lot of sites, you can simply set favorites here as global bookmarks, to make them quicker to find.

Edit: Feel free to ask for any elaboration if you need it. I didn't want to get too detailed if you didn't need more.

Edit2 Global Bookmarks Revisited

I went back and tested bookmarks some more, after reading a reply, and my memory wasn't 100% on how it worked. It seems that global bookmarks do not, indeed cannot, have a full URL, just a linux pathname. So there's no way to connect using a global bookmark. So, I personally can't see a benefit to global bookmarks, except if you don't have multiple sites, or not very many bookmarks per site, then it would make the site manager less cluttered, since you would not see the bookmarks any longer in the tree.

Personally, I'm getting away from Filezilla; I like it for FTP, but I'm moving more toward ssh, and learned to mount an ssh connection locally, which is even better than ftp.