Re: Automation Sans Window Server
Re: Automation Sans Window Server
- Subject: Re: Automation Sans Window Server
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:11:22 -0700
On 08-04-16, at 13:07, Mark J. Reed wrote:
For instance, I use rsync to keep a local copy of my website in
synch with the copy on my server. The transport used by rsync to
communicate between the servers is ssh.
That's my major usage.
Then you can simply do:
export RSYNC_RSH=ssh
# setenv RSYNC_RSH ssh # if using [t]csh
rsync -avz myname@myserver:/path/to/website/docroot local/copy/of/
docroot
to download a local copy of what's currently on the server, or
rsync -avz local/copy/of/docroot myname@myserver:/path/to/website/
docroot
to update the server with changes you've made in the local copy. In
each case rsync will automatically transfer only the files that have
changed since the last copy.
Looks like what I want.
Thanks again.
Philip Aker
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