Ben Bangert wrote:
On Nov 16, 2005, at 3:03 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
I tried the latest version, it did create the sub-dirs. However it
didn't upload any of the hi-lighted files, it did upload a file I
manually specified in a docs sub-dir. However, now none of the
files in just docs/html are being uploaded at all so its even more
broke than before.
Did you try --force? I'm afraid my _last_upload_signatures.txt
"optimization" is not very clever, and can't tell that you'll now be
uploading files to a new location (since the previous upload worked,
but was buggy in a different way that the signatures couldn't know
about).
Yep, tried with --force too. It's just not uploading any of the files
except for the last directory it sees, ie:
running publish
scp_handler('scp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/usr/local/www/
routes.groovie.org/htdocs/', 'docs/html', <bound method publish.spawn
of <buildutils.command.publish.publish instance at 0x1344418>>, 1, 0,
[], 1)
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] mkdir -p '/usr/local/www/routes.groovie.org/
htdocs/'
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] mkdir -p '/usr/local/www/routes.groovie.org/
htdocs/routes'
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] mkdir -p '/usr/local/www/routes.groovie.org/
htdocs/community'
scp -pC docs/html/community/index.html [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/
local/www/routes.groovie.org/htdocs/community
index.html 100% 2811 2.8KB/s
00:00
That's it. Before the directory update commit, it didn't make any of
the htdocs sub-dirs, but it did upload all the rest of the files.
I misindented one line, bringing the scp call out of the loop. Now I
think it should be fixed.
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Ian Bicking / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://blog.ianbicking.org
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