Often there are some files and folders which are different on the local server and remote (like configs or user data) so I’d need to configure rsync to handle those exceptions - and while I have all those already configured in git then I’d need to keep those configurations mirrored in my rsync setup. Rsync looks like a tool more for backups than site deployments. When I make an update I export from git the changed files and send it via FTP or SSH - and if I need a very fast update then I can unzip a file with changes, which usually takes a split second. When I upload a site initially then I just send a zip file and unzip it on the command line. Maybe very occasionally, when I want to make sure the server matches my local copy - just in case I failed to upload a file in the past for some reason or some other corruption happened. I’m not sure I want to use rsync for server uploads. To prevent the SSH password from being entered every time I used the following:Ī How to disable strict host key checking in ssh? $tmp = '/usr/bin/rsync -ratlz -rsh="/usr/bin/sshpass -p $PWORD ssh -o StrictHostKe圜hecking=no -l $USER" $HERE $THERE' $HERE = '/var/www/EXAMPLE.COM/src_files/' COMMON TO ALL PAGES - mine is in the SuperClass I created the following link on the home-page.php Ver: 5.505 ' sets all server file permissions, time stamps, etcĭesktop: Linux Ubuntu 18.04 with SSH setup.uploads, unzips and overwrites ONLY outdated files.It uses an algorithm that minimizes the amount of data copied by only moving the portions of files that have changed.Ī link on the localhost home page set $_GET which is tested and if true then Linux RSYNC : Rsync stands for “remote sync”, is a remote and local file synchronization tool. It is well worth taking the trouble to setup this method because it completely eliminates the need for FileZilla or other upload file transfer programs. Eventually got round to replacing FileZilla with Rsync and it is fantastic A single click now updates all local files to the server and takes about five seconds!
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