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Mozilla/Firefox does a pretty good job. If you want to incorporate it into a [test] app, use libxml, or XML::Parser (perl). PS - Don't know how/if RelaxNG fits in.

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use File::Find; use File::Copy; use Date::Format; use MiscUtils; #take this out if you're just going to use `mkdir -p ` later on my $backup_dir = '/backup/'.time2str('%Y/%m/%d', time()); my $logfile = '/backup/logfile'; my $inc = 1; # in days my %dirs =...

A subtle, but important difference. Thanks all for the info. So it seems there is currently no way to mount a share over ssh (besides AFP, and I believe I'd read NFS?) in OS X, and if I wish to pursue the matter then kernel extensions are the way to go.

Scruffy, thanks for the reply, but under which FAQ are you referering? Also, what do you mean there is no protocol under ssh? Do you mean SSH itself has no protocol (obviously it does) or shfs does not seem to run protocol over the ssh tunnel? So what is the OS X equivalent of kernel modules...

use Perl; If it's a simple change maybe you can post it here, and we can work out a one-liner. Otherwise, I'd say your best bet is to spend a few hours learning Perl (it pays off in the end).

Sorry, I neglected to mention that the other computers are running linux, as I'm much to poor to afford all the sleek mac stuff. Consequently, there is no AFP (or I'm not aware of / using it). As for the protocol over the ssh tunnel (I assume you mean that shfs uses?), I was under the assumption...

Hello, all. I'm new to Macs, newer to OS X, and recently started trying to follow the XCode tutorials. Now that you know me on to my question(s) ;). I love this little app shfs (http://shfs.sf.net). Maybe you've heard of it? It allows you to mount (via mount -t shfs server:/shared /mnt/server) a...