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mordredP
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 Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:08 am Post subject: syncing local site and remote site [SOLVED] |
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i would like to keep the files on my web server always up-to-date with the one i update on my desktop machine. I thought about using rsync but i guess i should put the daemon on my desktop and a client on the server (maybe with a cron job). But i don't like this way very much..
I was wondering if there's some other way to do this (maybe without using an ftp daemon on my server)..
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Akhouk
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| Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:17 am Post subject: Re: syncing local site and remote site |
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| mordredP wrote: | i would like to keep the files on my web server always up-to-date with the one i update on my desktop machine. I thought about using rsync but i guess i should put the daemon on my desktop and a client on the server (maybe with a cron job). But i don't like this way very much..
I was wondering if there's some other way to do this (maybe without using an ftp daemon on my server).. |
You don't necessarily need to have a server running at all. You could just run rsync over an ssh connection initiated from your local desktop machine.
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rsync -arv --rsh=ssh --delete /my/local/path remote.server.com:/my/remote/path
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mordredP
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thanks for the help.. but how can i tell rsync to connect not to port 22 for ssh?
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| Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:53 am Post subject: |
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| mordredP wrote: | | thanks for the help.. but how can i tell rsync to connect not to port 22 for ssh? |
Hmm...don't quite understand what you are asking. The command I gave means you don't need to have an rsync server running. It relies on the ssh server that will be running on port 22. It will automatically try to use ssh for the connection and then run the rsync over the established connection. You therefore get the security of using ssh and you remove the need for an rsync server. An rsync server IMHO is an overkill if you are the only one using it.
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| Akhouk wrote: | | mordredP wrote: | | thanks for the help.. but how can i tell rsync to connect not to port 22 for ssh? |
Hmm...don't quite understand what you are asking. The command I gave means you don't need to have an rsync server running. It relies on the ssh server that will be running on port 22. It will automatically try to use ssh for the connection and then run the rsync over the established connection. You therefore get the security of using ssh and you remove the need for an rsync server. An rsync server IMHO is an overkill if you are the only one using it. |
i mean that i have the ssh daemon listening on another port than the default one..
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It will use the port where your Sshd is running, don't worry about it
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| kamikaze04 wrote: | | It will use the port where your Sshd is running, don't worry about it |
it does not..
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Okey, yeah, i failed my answer, in one of my servers i've got:
#!/bin/bash
rsync -av --rsh="ssh -l myuser -p 30" user@12.12.128.25:/backups/ ./backup_remote
So with -p you should solve it.
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