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I installed:

I installed TYPO3 with:

composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution ddevtypo3 ^8

I configured DDEV with:

cd ddevtypo3
ddev config

and hit 3 times Enter for default-values for: project-name, docroot, project-type.

Now (nearly finished) I started DDEV with:

ddev start

Everything works fine: I become my 'Thank you for downloading TYPO3' Installwindow on my local DDEV Server ddevtypo3.ddev.local works.

Now I want to connect with my Coda2 to the Container. If I type ddev ssh in the Terminal, I come in the DDEV container, but how can I configure Coda2 to use SFTP or SSH to connect to the DDEV.

Somebody can give me the right hint?

Perhaps I have to configure SSH or SFTP for the DDEV.

Edit:

I want to use the SFTP Connection to just for editing files on the Container and SSH to connect with the Coda-Terminal to the Container.

MonTea
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  • Could you explain what Coda2 is? Mostly people use `ddev ssh` to get into the web container. It uses `docker exec`, not ssh, despite the naming. – rfay May 18 '18 at 20:19
  • I see https://panic.com/coda/ - It's just an IDE? You can certainly do code editing on the host (it's mounted into the container so changes there right away). And you can use `ddev ssh` inside its terminal. But maybe you can expand on what you want to do with it. – rfay May 18 '18 at 20:22
  • [Coda2](https://panic.com/coda/) is a Texteditor for remote Editing Files that also has a Terminal via SSH and DB-functionality. - I want to use SSH also for my Git-Repositories .. I think its a similar issue, but the same problem. Need to communicate with outside of the container. – MonTea May 18 '18 at 20:23
  • In https://github.com/drud/ddev/issues/414 there are a couple of ideas about going forward with actual ssh in the container (which doesn't solve ssh-to-the-container, which most people have been ok with `ddev ssh`). We don't have an actual solution at this point, other than using the Coda2 terminal to `ddev ssh`. – rfay May 20 '18 at 15:30

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I don't have to connect to the local Container with SSH, because I can edit the files directly local:

In Coda2

  • In the file-browser tab I can browse local (the left window).
  • And in the site-window I can press at the bottom left of the earth-globe and it's also the local filesystem.

I also can commit and push to my Gitlab with the terminal. I don't need the Coda2-SSH-Connection to my Container also for publishing my work to Git.

  • In the shell-tab click the drop-down of Connection and select localhost.
  • Or simply use the Terminal of the MacBook
    • I also can use ddev ssh to connect to the container (both ways)

I realize now: that was not a good question, but I don't delete it to get others informed for this thinking errors - and the way to get all done without the way I'd tried.

And for new ddev-users, like me... ;)

MonTea
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  • Thanks - I was going down this same path (how do I sftp into a container on my local drive). Now, of course, I can see that I can access the files directly in...my local drive! – ericgr Aug 19 '20 at 19:53