How to open remote files in sublime text 3

Question

I am connecting to remote server using  mRemoteNG  and want to open remote server files in my local sublime text editor  During my research  I found this relevant blog https   wrgms com editing-files-remotely-via-ssh-on-sublimetext-3  and followed the instructions but it is not working for me   Does  anybody know how can I open remote files in my Sublime

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On server Install rsub  wget -O  usr local bin rsub  https   raw github com aurora rmate master rmate chmod a x  usr local bin rsub  On local  Install rsub Sublime3 package   On Sublime Text 3  open Package Manager  Ctrl-Shift-P on Linux Win  Cmd-Shift-P on Mac  Install Package   and search for rsub and install it  Open command line and connect to remote server   ssh -R 52698 localhost 52698 server user server address  after connect to server run this command on server   rsub path to file file txt  File opening auto in Sublime 3   As of today  2018 09 05  you should use   https   github com randy3k RemoteSubl because you can find it in packagecontrol io while  quot rsub quot  is not present

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On macOS  one option is to install FUSE for macOS and use sshfs to mount a remote directory   mkdir local dir sshfs remote user remote host remote dir  local dir   Some caveats apply with mounting network volumes  so YMMV

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Base on this   Step by step    On your local workstation  On Sublime Text 3  open Package Manager  Ctrl-Shift-P on Linux Win  Cmd-Shift-P on Mac  Install Package   and search for rsub On your local workstation  Add RemoteForward 52698 127 0 0 1 52698 to your  ssh config file  or -R 52698 localhost 52698 if you prefer command line On your remote server   sudo wget -O  usr local bin rsub https   raw github com aurora rmate master rmate sudo chmod a x  usr local bin rsub    Just keep your ST3 editor open  and you can easily edit remote files with   rsub myfile txt   EDIT  if you get  no such file or directory   it s because your  usr local bin is not in your PATH  Just add the directory to your path   echo  export PATH    PATH  usr local bin     gt  gt   HOME  bashrc   Now just log off  log back in  and you ll be all set

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You can use these plugins   Sublime SFTP  sublime FTPSync

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