I use the following shell script that I invoke at the command line that "bulk" updates my production web server (windoze 2k + cygwin) via ssh on my staging server (rhl8)
#!/bin/sh # # rsync -rtplzv --delete -e ssh ./stage-docroot \ # [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cygdrive/c/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/prod-docroot
I would like to make this a little more robust and either:
1. accept an argument that specifies the "current directory" only
2. rsync the current directory only and take a switch to due recursive rsync.
I'm a scripting newbie. I suspect that I could do the first option by simply stating:
# rsync -rtplzv --delete -e ssh $1 \ # [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cygdrive/c/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/prod-docroot
Thus at the command line I could invoke: % ./rsyncProd.sh .
But this limits me by forcing recursive rsync'ing as it is stated in the command line.
Any suggestions? Thanks a bunch!
Tim
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