KeepAliveInterval Specify a number of seconds for VNC Viewer to wait between sending keep alive messages to VNC Server, to maintain connections that might otherwise be considered idle by routers or gateways (perhaps because the VNC Viewer session window is minimized), and unexpectedly terminated. Specify 0 to not send keep alive messages. You Mac OS X system will not sleep as long as the interpreter remains alive. No need to run any other commands. But if you want slightly finer controls, a few functions are available. `caffeine.on (display=False)` Use the `on` function to create a power assertion. Set display=True to also keep your display from sleeping. Software blog Addictive Tips points to a helpful Terminal command new in OS X Mountain Lion that can keep your Mac awake for a set period of time. The command goes something like this: caffeinate.
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| Click here to return to the 'Keep auto-timeout Transmit connections alive' hint |
Aha, this is why Transmit keeps dropping on me.
I usually just open the files in Bbedit and edit them straight to the server - recently I had noticed it was timing out but could figure out why..my sanity thanks you. ¡carriles! mac os.
I'm not sure how to do it if you use tabs, but if you use separate windows for each session, you can modify your script to the below, and it should refresh all your sessions.
I abbreviated one of your tell blocks since you only had one command in it.
HTH,Rycardo
Keep It Alive (kkrac) Mac Os Catalina
I think you might have wanted the 'delay 60' above the 'end repeat' :)This version seems to work OK with tabs:
..and that commented-out refresh line obviously didn't need to still be there *cough*
The last three lines should be this:
the delay 60 should be above the end repeat.
Keep It Alive (kkrac) Mac Os Download
Transmit doesn't auto-reconnect when you try to fiddle with the window? Huh. I used to use Cyberduck, and am now shifting over to MacFusion, and they'll both auto-reconnect without hassling me if the connection's gone down when I try to use it.
I use Transmit, and it automatically reconnects dropped connections whenever I try to interact with the server. There doesn't appear to be anything in the Prefs that I might have changed, so I can only assume that this is its standard behaviour.
Keep It Alive (kkrac) Mac Os X
Cool, thanks for the feedback. It makes me sad that my hint only garnishes 2 1/2 stars though. ;( I should point out that I had 'keepalive' in the original title text, so it would pick up for people who are familiar with the FTP command and looking to make the functionality for transmit, which for some reason, unlike almost every FTP program i've ever seen, doesn't have it as an option. Doitcorrectly mac os. However, it's my favorite.
http://www.fommy.com/t-mobile-g1.htm
tell application 'System Events' repeat while exists process 'Transmit' tell application 'Transmit' set all_docs to count of documents repeat with this_doc from 1 to all_docs tell document this_doc -- tell current session to refresh list their stuff files set all_sessions to count of sessions repeat with this_session from 1 to all_sessions tell session this_session to refresh list their stuff files end repeat end tell end repeat delay 60 end tell end repeat quit application 'Transmit KeepAlive' end tell Replace 'Transmit KeepAlive' with whatever you have called your application. This version will quit itself (after 60 seconds) when it detects that Transmit is no longer open.
