| Hi,
I'm going a little mad here, and running in circles..
I've got a few files that I'd like to sync to a remote server. I've set up a command that looks like this
do shell script "rsync -Ezpu /Users/me/Desktop/rsync.scpt serverUser@10.0.0.1:/Users/server/Desktop/"
Which works fine as a shell script, prompting for the password.. Trick is I'd like to send the command with the password..
I've figured out three things..
1. I can use a variable RSYNC_PASSWORD=mypassword or 2. Store the password in a file, then use the command --password-file=/path/to/password/file 3. Use ssh-keygen to store the passwords..? Not really what I want.
However, i don't seem to be able to get the syntax working for either of the two first options (my preferred options).. ?
I'd really like to be able to to this in a "do shell script " because it's part of a bigger applescript that I'm building.. And it's more user friendly to the other developers I'm working with.
Thanks for any help!
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