There is another program that does this also called SSHFS which is available at the same Google link as above. :-(ĭragging and dropping works fine though from the finder to the drive so if you create the file first then there isn’t a problem but it kind of does away with the usefulness if you have to keep dropping the connection then re-connecting to get it working the way it should.ĭerek - I read on their forums that you may need to install MacFUSE yourself to get it working as their (Expandrive) installer is having a few problems.

It does save every time but I have to disconnect and then re-connect to be able to see the newly created files which is a bit of a pain. I go to Textwrangler or some other program, type in some text and then go to save this file in the now mounted drive. I just did a mackup restore on a new machine and now my original machine's Hazel is completely empty (list of folders + rules in the app).I just had a go with this and whilst I can get the drive to show up every time there is a big problem when saving files. I also really like the (unintentional?) version control capabilities native to Dropbox etc. Thanks for an awesome, super-simple utility.

Are any sort of wildcards available? Like *.hazelrules or *.plist? I know there are specific files and directories to include. I've already forked it (I think) to add some apps. I know I can create a custom application config, but I'm guessing almost anyone backing up similar apps are seeing the same thing they just might not know it. Not totally massive, but the files needed are a mere 12k. My ExpanDrive folder under Application Support, for example is 150 MB. Not stuff that needs to be backed up, and definitely not something that needs to live in Dropbox.

All the directories are more like caches of the S3 buckets, OneDrive account, etc.

Expandrive folder