An editor capable of working via ftp through a proxy?

Question

Code editor

Good morning, habr! Please advise the editor or some approach to organizing the workflow, taking into account the following features (I write in php):

• Five sites, access only via ftp.
  
• Working machine - win xp without admin rights. I would have raised a local copy of the sites, but I was given denver (/facepalm), and the sites were developed under the old php, part of the function has already been cut out. Naturally, I cannot put the required version of php.
  
• I work alone, there are no version control systems.
  
• The working machine accesses the Internet through a proxy.
  

At the moment, I make a backup copy of the files I work with, edit, and then upload them back. I would like to automate this process somehow. I would have liked an editor that was able to edit files directly on the server, but neither komodo nor phpstorm were able to access ftp. Ideally, I would like to get a tool with a built-in project management system.
Thanks in advance for your advice!

Answer 1

notepad++
After installation, we find a list of plugins in it (installed automatically from the servers) and find the appropriate one. I did exactly that.
The plugin can edit files "immediately on the server", i.e. open the file list of the server, when you open the file, it automatically merges into a temporary folder, the next time you save this file, it is uploaded back to the server.
Since you can’t run the project on a local computer, it’s pointless to use the version control system locally, you still have to send the files to the server. So it makes sense to deploy git directly on the development server, perhaps on a separate subdomain. (for each branch, we generated a copy and a subdomain by the name of the branch).

Answer 2

Adobe Dreamweaver can do everything you need - work with files via FTP through a proxy, on an unlimited number of projects. There is also a built-in version control system.
If you don't have admin rights to install the dreamweaver, use the portable version.

Answer 3

phpDesigner 7

Answer 4

I have a proxy at work too. And also everything needs to be done sometimes with sites via ftp.
I am using proxychains in ubuntu and netbeans.
from the command line something like this:
> proxychains netbeans
But obviously there are no proxychains in Windows, so you have to find an analogue.
But netbins uploads files to itself and then to the server, as I understand it, you don’t need it, so try eclipse with a plugin for remote systems and php. You can launch it the same way.
well, in general, there are a lot of editors who can edit them via ftp)

Answer 5

PHP Expert Editor has a "use proxy server" checkbox.
As for me, a very good editor and the license is free for residents of the former USSR.

Answer 6

Denver can be put on a USB flash drive and work without admin rights.

Answer 7

Damn, get out of there! I read the branch - everything is forbidden there, what kind of work is this :)