Indeed.
Here is a sampling of how to use rsync over SSH:
rsync -uv -ae ssh /home/sites/dev.mydomain.com/public_html/
/home/sites/mydomain.com_ssl/public_html/
But remember I'm deploying on the same machine from one root to
another. You could easily add --dry-run to test, and ipaddr@/path to
send it to another server.
I find rsync to be just about the best tool there is for deployment,
especially combined with source control systems (Perforce, CVS and SVN
are the tools we use around here). I use the same types of scripts to
do initial rollouts of all kinds of applications...
Cheers!
Jonathan
Andreas Weder wrote:
J,
did you try rsync? As pashionate gentoo-er, I'd love to use it
also for deploying e.g. the configs of my Magnolia repositories
:-)
Greetings
Andreas
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Montag, 4. Juli 2005 22:00
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [magnolia-user] Server migration
How do I migrate from my development into production server? It takes
too long to ftp the repository directory to the remote server. Is there
anyway shorter than this?
For an initial deployment, I would tar.gz up the directory, and simply
copy it as one large file. This will be a LOT more effecient than
trying to ftp it over piece by piece, and probably cut your time down
copying a lot.
Then, when I wanted to run a build in the future, I would use rsync to
sync the files.
J
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