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.htaccess Mac OS X 10.8.2
Good afternoon. We've got a whole council here. The situation is as follows. The .htaccess file gets under hidden files in the system.
execute the command
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE
everything is displayed correctly in the finder. Now we turn on Transmit or ForkLift 2 - and hidden files in the system are not visible. Help solve the problem please. Perhaps there is generally a universal tool to hide all system files except .htaccess?
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You have enabled the display of hidden files for Finder, for Transmit, the display of hidden files is enabled separately, in the options.
In order not to create a separate question: does anyone know how to make it so that only htaccess would be visible in the Finder, and the rest of the hidden files would remain hidden?
You can use the Midnight Commander assembly under Mac OS - it shows all files, mcedit and ftp client are built-in.
Another very good way to make hidden files visible in a specific folder is
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Alternatively, you can make a symlink for .htaccess
ln -s ./.htaccess ./_htaccess
Use CyberDuck. Free, in the settings it is similarly possible to show hidden files.
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